Here are iOS 16 beta 1 release notes, changes and known issues. In short, here is the official changelog of iOS 16 beta 1 straight from Apple including everything that you should definitely be aware of before installing it – the known issues.
Apple has now released the first developer beta of iOS 16 and registered developers can now download and install it on their devices.
As always, it’s a big update and there is a lot for people to sink their teeth into. Apple announced the update during its WWDC22 opening keynote and we can expect to learn about features and changes that weren’t mentioned as more people take it for a spin.
Apple’s release notes include all of the important points, but the most notable tend to be those things that don’t work. In early betas, especially those that are for big new updates like iOS 16, it’s not unusual for Apple to break older features as it implements new ones. We’d always caution against installing iOS 16 on your main device, but if you do, these are the kinds of things you need to check first.
Registered developers can now install iOS 16 so long as they have the correct beta profile installed and now is the time to begin testing your apps against the new update. However, Apple does change things from beta to beta so plenty could improve – or get worse! – between now and the big release later this year.
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