Even when you're on an old device, you'll want to back up your information to iTunes or the iCloud. All you need to do is sign up on the Apple Beta Software Program website, and then you have access to the public beta releases. It's really simple to join the beta program to check out iOS 12 beta on any of your Apple devices that you don't use as a primary device, per the Apple website. OK, back to getting your hands on iOS 12 beta, because iOS 12 includes impressive new features including: performance improvements for older devices, more streamlined notifications, and the introduction of Memoji (a personalized Animoji) on the iPhone X. I know that seeing exactly how much time you spend on Instagram is a frightening concept, but the Screen Time feature might help you cut back. To make sure that's not the case, I'd suggest using an older device you don't use daily - iOS 12 beta is compatible with versions as early as the iPhone 5S - to try out the new iOS 12 beta features, like the Screen Time feature that lets you control how much time you use on various apps.
Since this is a beta version, there is a high likelihood that the software might crash and cause you to lose data from places like your Photos and Messages apps. Before you download anything, Apple warns you to back up your device, and it's best if you download iOS 12 beta on a secondary device.
Apple's beta program allows for users to provide feedback before the the software's official release, which should be toward the end of September 2018. So, what is Apple's iOS 12 beta update?Īccording to Tech Crunch the third version of the iOS 12 beta update became available as a part of the Apple Beta Software Program on Wednesday, July 18. Well, Apple's iOS 12 will be released in the fall of 2018, but there is also currently a beta version of it available to the public.
You know that Apple's big product and software releases usually arrive in the fall, so you might wonder what all the talk about the latest update is.
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