How To Install iOS 16 Beta On Your iPhone (And Why You Should Wait)
The beta version of iOS 16 is already available for download, and while it is possible to test-drive Apple's latest iPhone software, it might be better to hold off for a more stable release down the road. iOS 16 was officially unveiled in June at WWDC, an annual event focused on software and developers. It comes with a collection of new features, like customizable Lock Screens, the ability to delete messages after they've been sent, and increased sharing options. While the full release is slated for the fall, there are ways to experience what's coming firsthand through beta software versions.
The timeline for Apple's software releases usually follows the same schedule. The company works extensively on an upcoming software release before previewing it to the public, testing the software in-house. Then, it is unveiled to the world and can be tested by developers through a period of developer beta testing. It's a way for developers to test the software and how it will affect their applications. The next beta period is available to the public, meaning anyone with an Apple ID can enroll and try out the software. Finally, the full release is rolled out in the fall.
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The developer beta for iOS 16 is available directly from Apple, provided a user has a developer account with the company. An individual user can enroll in the Apple Developer Program by signing up on the company's developer website. The program has a fee of $99 per year (or in local currency, where available) and offers features exclusive to developers. One of these is the ability to install the developer beta versions of Apple's upcoming software. After a user has signed in and enrolled in the Apple
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