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How to install iOS 16 beta on day one

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If you’re eager to get your hands on Apple’s latest mobile operating system, here’s how you can install it as soon as possible on your iPhone.

WithWWDC 2022, Apple fans are all keen to see and try out those tempting new software features in person for the first time. Here’s how you can install theiOS 16beta as soon as it is released – but you will have to cough up some cash for this privilege.

What we used

What we used

The Short Version

Step1

Download the Developer app from the App Store

Open up the App Store, and search for Developer. Then, download the app so you can get started.

Step2

Go to Account, tap ‘Enroll Now’, and sign in with your Apple ID

Once the app has been installed, tap on the Account tab at the bottom and choose ‘Enroll Now’. You’ll have to sign in with your Apple ID at this point.

Step3

Complete your details and pay £78.99

You’ll then be given the option to sign up for the Program, but you will have to pay up £78.99 to be able to do this.

Step4

Open the Apple Developer portal and sign in, then tap ‘Install Profile’ to get the latest developer beta

Having agreed to the terms, now you need to open up the Apple Developer portal and sign in to get access to the beta. The final step in the process is to tap the ‘Install Profile’ option in order to download it.

If you’re a paid member of the Apple Developer Program then you’ll get early access to the latest software. However, if you enroll in the Apple Beta Software Program then you’ll be able to access the beta for free at a later date

It will almost certainly become available at the same time as the release of the iPhone 14, which we expect to occur in September this year.

There’s always a risk when you download beta software, as it has not completed the development process. Make sure to back up your important data before installing the iOS 16 beta.

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Peter is a mobile tech writer, covering the latest smartphones, tablets, and wearables in news stories, reviews, and features. Previously he worked as a business researcher for Which?, analysing the m…

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