Tap “Install” in the top right to install the iOS 16 beta profile.Open the Settings app and tap on the “Profile Downloaded” message below your Apple ID.Tap “Download profile” when you’re ready to continue and tap “Allow”.Īlright, now that you've enrolled your iPhone, it's time to install the iOS 16 profile you just downloaded. Follow the on-screen instructions if you haven’t already taken a backup of your iPhone.Give it a read, and then tap “enroll your iOS device” in the Get Started section. The next page explains how the Apple Beta Software Program works and what you can expect.Read the Apple Beta Software Program agreement and tap “Accept”.Tap “Sign Up” and sign in using your Apple ID.Open Safari on your iPhone and visit the Apple Beta Software Program website.You must install the iOS 16 beta profile to get started, but it only takes a minute. You’ll first need to sign up for the Apple Beta Software Program and then install a configuration profile so your iPhone knows to download the iOS 16 update. How to install the iOS 16 beta on your iPhone iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max.iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max.iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max.Make sure your iPhone is compatible with iOS 16 before you install it. Here’s how to install the iOS 16 public beta on your iPhone.

(You never know what can happen with beta software.) That said, in our experience, the iOS 16 developer and public betas have been pretty stable and most of the bugs have already been ironed out. Ideally, we’d suggest installing the update on an iPhone that isn’t your main device to prevent any potential data loss. But you can totally try iOS 16 now, if you don’t mind rolling the dice on a beta.

All signs point to Apple officially releasing iOS 16 sometime in the middle of September, likely right around when the iPhone 14 comes out.

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