Skip to main content

iOS 16 Public Beta is Released: Here's How to Install it

iOS 16 Public Beta is Released: Here's How to Install it



Finally, the public beta for iOS 16 is now accessible. Apple has made iOS 16's first public beta available. The Apple iOS 16 beta profile can be used by anyone with an iPhone 8 or later to test out the additional features. 

With the iOS 16 beta profile download, you can now customize your lock screen, get a better notifications feed with Live Activities, and have stronger parental controls. In advance of the final release later this year, you can currently test it out in the beta form.

iOS 16 Public Beta Release Date

iOS 16 public beta was made available by Apple on July 11, 2022. You can now install it to get a taste of iOS 16 Public beta features.

Risk Involving With the Download of iOS 16 Public Beta

The problem with beta software must first be explained before we go on to describe how to install the iOS 16 public beta on your iPhone. For those who are unaware, betas are incomplete, which means you'll probably encounter problems, malfunctions, and sometimes even breakdowns that lock you out of certain smartphone functions.

In other words, don't assume the iOS 16 public beta to be as reliable as Apple's current operating system. That can apply to your installed applications as well as the iPhone OS itself, since some may run smoothly under iOS 15 but break under iOS 16.

Beta versions can indeed be unreliable and result in issues and problems like battery depletion, slow down, and more, even if they are public betas. Therefore, if you intend to download the iOS 16 public beta, be ready for anything.

If you want to return to iOS 15, you won't be able to recover from a backup without the need for an archived backup since Apple does not enable restoring data from more recent software releases. In short, if you back it up with iOS 16 installed, you won't be able to recover from that backup to return to iOS 15 on your device.


In iTunes, select Preferences > Devices and then click Archive to store a backup. If you want to prevent your most recent backup from being overwritten, right-click it and choose Archive from the context menu. You'll then get a summary of all your backups.

List of Devices Supporting iOS 16 Public Beta 

  • iPhone 13 Series
  • iPhone 12 Series
  • iPhone 11 Series
  • iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max
  • iPhone X, iPhone XR
  • iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus
  • iPhone SE (2nd Gen or later)

How to Download and Install iOS 16 Public Beta 3

iOS 16 Public Beta is Released: Here's How to Install it
                                         Image Credit: Dominic Tomaszewski / Foundry

  • After backing up your iPhone, head over to beta.Apple.com.
  • To sign in to the Apple ID, click on the Sign-up option and then use your Touch ID or Face ID.
  • Read and agree to the terms of the Apple Beta Software Program.
  • When the next screen appears after you have accepted the terms and conditions, scroll down to "Get Started" and select "enroll your iOS device."
  • Click the "Download profile" link after scrolling down. When a pop-up stating that a configuration profile is being attempted to be downloaded appears, select "Allow."
  • On your smartphone, open the "Settings" app, and then hit the "Profile Downloaded" area, which is next to your Apple ID details.
  • Tap "Install," then after entering your passcode, tap "Install" one more.
  • After installation, select "Done."
  • Reopen "Settings" and click on "General and then tap on the Software update, and after that choose Download and Install."
  • After downloading the beta, click "Install Now" to begin the installation process & restart your iPhone.
  • You can now proceed after restarting your device.

To Wrap This Up

Depending on how quick your internet connection is, the entire procedure should take an hour or so. It takes a long to install the first iOS 16 public beta profile, because it is almost above 5GB in size.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

RAM or Processor: What makes a smartphone fast ?

  Hello friends and welcome again to your own tech guide: Techanalysia. So today we are to going to see that, what makes a smartphone fast? Is it RAM or Processor? One can't choose between RAM and Processor while determining a device's performance. RAM or Processor: What makes a smartphone fast? The answer to the above question is, both. RAM and Processor are both responsible for the smooth and lag-free performance of your smartphone. Let's take a look at how these two play an important role in a smartphone. First thing first, the type of rams used in smartphones are DDR RAMs.  In particular, the RAM used in smartphones is technically called LPDDR RAM. This term stands for 'Lower Power Double Data Rate RAM. These LPDDR RAMs are the version of DDR RAMS specially designed for smartphones.  These RAMs are optimized for low power consumption because these RAMs are used inside smartphones which are having a small battery compared to PC/ Laptop in which DDR RAMs are employe

How to Restore Deleted Files from Google Drive

  How to Restore Deleted Files from Google Drive   As we all know Google Drive keeps our files (images, videos, documents) in a cloud and you and we as a user can our files at any point in time. But if you deleted any file from Google Drive by mistake, then don’t need to worry. You can recover your file with a few simple steps. And remember you can only recover your deleted file from Google Drive from the 30 days of deletion. Because after deletion of a file from Google Drive it will stay in the Trash/Bin folder for 30 days. After 30 days the file will be permanently deleted and you’ll not be able to recover it again.   And if by any chance you have deleted a file that someone shared with you, then in this case you can’t restore that particular file. You can simply ask the owner of the file to recover it from the Trash/Bin.   And it doesn’t matter if you are recovering your deleted file from your smartphone (Android & iOS) app or from your desktop browser. The steps to

Qualcomm Snapdragon 480: Qualcomm's first budget 5G chipset launched

  Hello friends and welcome again to your tech guide Techanalsysia. Today I am here with some latest news from Qualcomm itself. Yesterday on 4 January 2021 Qualcomm unveils its new budget-friendly 5G chipset named Snapdragon 480. This will be the first 5G SoC in the budget-friendly 4 series of Snapdragon processors by Qualcomm. It will bring 5G capabilities to the budget segment smartphones also and I am hoping that the smartphone manufacturers like Oppo, Vivo, Realme, Nokia, Xiaomi, Motorola will soon start to produce budget 5G phones by the end of Q1 of 2021. This will ensure that there will be plenty of budget-friendly 5G smartphones by the end of this year. Qualcomm Snapdragon 480: Features The Snapdragon 480 5G chipset will be an octa-core SoC based on an 8-nanometer   fabrication process node. It will be equipped with the new integrated X51 5G modem RF system and can deliver good 5G speed on both the mmWave and Sub 6 gigahertz networks and will be capable of giving you a DL sp