MyList: Grocery List & Budget

This update is about two questions: what you're really paying, and whether what you're buying is safe. PRICES • Every item now shows what you last paid for it, where, and when. • Get told when something you buy regularly changes price — with the history behind it, so you can see whether it's a blip or a trend. • A new Prices tab lists everything you've bought more than once, so you can go and look instead of waiting to be surprised at the till. • Compare by unit price, so a bigger box and a smaller one are actually comparable. • Mark a purchase as "on sale" so a promotion doesn't skew what you think something costs. • Up to two years of history, which is enough to catch the things you only buy a few times a year. FOOD SAFETY • Recall alerts now arrive the same day the FDA publishes them, instead of waiting for the classified record — often a week or more sooner. • Recall matching is considerably more accurate. Warnings for products that merely share a word with your item — chips named after onions, cookies containing egg — are largely gone, and genuine recalls that were previously missed now surface. • Products with accented names are matched properly, so an outbreak affecting jalapeños is found whether or not you typed the ñ. • Recalls too old for the food to still be in your kitchen no longer clutter the list. • Meat, poultry and egg recalls from USDA-FSIS are included alongside FDA data. BUDGET • A running total for your trip that's honest about what it doesn't know — it tells you how many items still have no price rather than quietly leaving them out. ALSO • Add items with Siri, hands-free. • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets. • A plain-English privacy summary in the Account tab explaining exactly what leaves your device, and what never does. • Clearer setup when you first open the app. • Many fixes to shared lists, store names, receipt scanning and sync. Recall information comes from published FDA and USDA sources. Always check the official notice for the final word.