However, if you're someone just wants to see what the new iOS is going to look like when it's released in September.keep reading my articles, I'll keep you in the know. If you're someone who revels in finding and reporting bugs and improving beta software, don't even bother reading the rest of this article, fire up your Software Update, and download and install! There's awesome new functionality, but there are also crippling bugs (depending on what you need from your iDevice). Being the second release, iOS 12 is a true beta in every sense. Sure, it's had features that didn't quite make the grade (see Messages in iCloud), but nothing like entire widgets not working or third-party apps failing altogether.įor those keeping score at home, this is actually the second beta build of iOS 12 (it was released to developers last week). In the past six months, we've enjoyed a test version of iOS that's been mainly bug free (that'd be iOS 11).
One reboot later, you're ready to go! Go to Settings > General > Software Update to grab the latest build!įellow testers, we've gotten complacent. Your iOS device will prompt you to install it. Once you're there, download the configuration profile. Then, go to /profile from the iOS device you want to use for testing ( not your primary iPhone, unless you're willing to live with a LOT of bugs).
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