The iOS 12 update brings along the much-awaited grouped notifications, Do Not Disturb during Bedtime feature, Screen Time, among other improvements
“The iOS 12 update brings along the much-awaited grouped notifications, Do Not Disturb during Bedtime feature, Screen Time, among other improvements”
Apple has now made the public beta of its latest mobile platform, i.e. iOS 12, available for download, much ahead of the final release. Although the Cupertino giant made the first developer beta available for download earlier this month, the public beta took its own sweet time to come. In case you are itching to get hands on the early version of iOS 12, this article is just for you.
Before we jump into the steps for downloading and installing the iOS 12 public beta on your iPhone / iPad, let’s get some things out of the way first. We would like to warn you that as this is an early version of the software, it’s likely to be laden with bugs and performance issues. Prior to the public beta installation, we would recommend making a backup for your data via iTunes. Now that we have done the needful, let’s get you the first taste of next-generation mobile platform from Apple, which is expected to be officially rolled out this fall, alongside the launch of the next-gen iPhones.
In order to download and install the iOS 12 public beta, you first need to head to the beta.apple.com and sign up for the public beta program. After enrolling your device, on your iOS device, go to beta.apple.com/profile to download the configuration profile. Following this, your iOS device will prompt you to install it. Follow the onscreen instructions to allow installation. Once the profile is installed, you just need to restart the device and head to Settings > General > Software Update > Download and Install.
For those who are unaware, the iOS 12 update brings along the much-awaited grouped notifications, Do Not Disturb during Bedtime feature, Screen Time, among other improvements to the operating system. Finally, we would like to warn you against installing this public beta on your primary daily driver as the possible consistency issues might make your life way harder than you might think.
