If something goes wrong or you want to downgrade back to a previous software version, you’ll lose all the data that isn’t properly backed up. Remember: betas are unstable, unfinished software. Under Get Started, click the link to enroll your device.Īpple will recommend you back up your device first before proceeding.
Once you log in, the site should automatically choose the software for the device you’re using. Choose “Sign up,” then log in using the Apple ID attached to your Apple device. To start, head to this website on the device in question. If your device can run the latest version of Apple’s software, you’re good to go.Įnroll your device in Apple’s beta programīefore you can start running these betas, you’ll need to enroll your device or devices in Apple’s beta program. 28.Īll iPhones, iPads, and Macs compatible with iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and macOS 12 are compatible with these newest beta updates. Instead, we’ll cover how to download and install the public versions of these new betas, which Apple made available to everyone for free on Friday, Jan. You likely aren’t an Apple developer, and if you are, you likely already know how to install the developer beta on your device from Apple’s developer portal. You won’t see these features on your device for a while, however, unless you jump on Apple’s beta program.Īs is the norm, Apple released the betas for iOS 15.4, iPadOS 15.4, and macOS 12.3 to software developers first on Thursday, Jan. iOS 15.4, iPadOS 15.4, and macOS 12.3 bring a slew of new features and changes to their respective platforms, including Universal Control, new emoji, and support for unlocking your iPhone while wearing a mask. This week, we got our first look at Apple’s next slate of updates for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
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