iOS 16 was revealed at the WWDC 2022 Event on June 6, and Apple showcased the BIG amount of changes it brings. While it’s been revealed, iOS 16 won’t be rolling out to the public until September, alongside the launch of the iPhone 14. However, here’s how you can get iOS 16 before anyone else.
iOS 16 was revealed at the WWDC 2022 Event on June 6, and Apple showcased the BIG amount of changes it brings. While it’s been revealed, iOS 16 won’t be released to the public until at least September, when Apple launches the iPhone 14. Apple’s upcoming flagship series is expected to launch with the latest iOS . But if you want to experience it first, there’s a way you can try out iOS 16 before any of your friends get it. Here’s how to do it.
Apple offers iOS Beta programs for people who want to try out upcoming operating systems before they go public. You can sign up for a program that lets you install iOS 16 on your iPhone before it goes public.
Apple said, “New public betas for iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS Ventura, tvOS 16, HomePod software version 16, and watchOS 9 are coming soon. As a member of the Apple Beta Software Program, you can participate in shaping the Apple software by test driving pre-release versions and letting us know what you think.”
How to Join the iOS 16 Beta Program
To join the iOS 16 Beta (public) program, available in July, visit Apple’s website. Currently, iOS 16 is in developer beta. Turn on notifications for this program. As soon as Apple opens the Beta program for iOS 16, you will be notified and able to participate. After installing iOS 16 Beta for the public, you can report feedback to Apple through the provided Feedback Assistant App.
However, you should be very careful. Apple’s Beta Program is available to check for any possible bugs or glitches in iOS 16. So you may face many issues like performance issues, glitching apps, unusual battery drain and more. That means if you update your iPhone 13, iPhone 12 or any other eligible iPhone, then prepare for the problem.
Usually, these issues are a roadblock for people, and they tend to stick with their current iOS in favor of stability over new features. But if you really want to try out these features, you can sign up for the Beta program.
However, if you don’t join, how are you going to rob your friends’ marches?
