In September, your device should automatically update to the final version of iOS and iPadOS 13 and you’ll be able to delete the configuration profile. Reboot your device, then head over to the Settings app. You can either download the configuration profile from Safari on your iOS device directly, or transfer it to your device using AirDrop, for instance. It’s a tiny file that tells your iPhone or iPad to update to public betas like it’s a normal software update. Head over to Apple’s beta website and download the configuration profile. Proceed with extreme caution.īut if you have an iPad or iPhone you don’t need, here’s how to download it. In some rare cases, beta software can also brick your device and make it unusable. The issue is not just bugs - some apps and features won’t work at all. So it sounds like the first public beta is more or less the same build as the second developer build.īut remember, you shouldn’t install an iOS beta on your primary iPhone or iPad. And Apple released the second developer beta of iOS and iPadOS 14 earlier this week. It’s a good way to fix as many bugs as possible and gather data from a large group of users.Īs always, Apple’s public betas closely follow the release cycle of developer betas. But Apple is going to release betas every few weeks over the summer. The company still plans to release the final version of iOS and iPadOS 14.0 this fall. Unlike developer betas, everyone can download these betas without a $99 developer account.

Apple just released the first public beta of iOS 14 and iPadOS 14, the next major version of the operating systems for the iPhone and iPad. This is your opportunity to get a glimpse of the future of iOS - and iPadOS.

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