A recent Amazon change appears to have made Apple Wallet order tracking less useful for many shoppers. The shift is notable because order tracking had become one of the more practical Apple Wallet features for iPhone users who wanted shipping information in one place.

Apple Wallet has supported order tracking for some time, but the tool reportedly got a meaningful boost last year through an AI-related upgrade. That improvement helped make shipment updates more useful and easier to follow, turning a previously minor feature into something more valuable for everyday online purchases.

Now, Amazon shoppers seem to be feeling the impact of a downgrade. Based on the reported change, Apple Wallet may no longer offer the same level of order-tracking convenience for purchases tied to Amazon, reducing the benefit of the recent enhancement.

The development highlights how Apple Wallet features can depend on support from major retailers and services outside Apple itself. Even when Apple adds smarter tools, changes made by a large shopping platform like Amazon can quickly affect how well those features work in practice.