The iOS 13.6 beta first appeared as an iOS 13.5.5 developer and public beta on June 1. If you want to try out new features on your iPhone before the masses, install either the developer or public beta. That is, a user will have to sign in with a registered Apple ID in the Developer Center or in the Public Beta Program before you can access those versions.Apple's already gone through iOS 13.0, 13.1, 13.2, 13.3, 13.4, and 13.5 betas, and now it's time for iOS 13.6. Apple has implemented a beta access system (either public or for developers). But all that is going to change starting with iOS 16.4.
Any user can sign up for that program and access those betas. However, that's not the case with the Public Betas Program, which follows the developer betas. However, until now we were able to use a developer profile not official thus being able to install the betas. Hence a normal user cannot access that profile. To have a profile it is necessary to be registered in the Developer Center. Forks installing a developer profile on your device that detects the update and allows it to be downloaded. When Apple releases a developer beta there is only one way to install it on your device. But before we start with the change, let's see how the situation is currently. This big change will affect many levels in the coming months.
Goodbye to a user installing a developer profile that is not theirs in iOS 16.4 As of iOS 16.4 a user you won't be able to install a developer profile that is not yours since the way to do it will be through the connection with an Apple ID registered in the Developer Center or in the Big Apple Public Betas Program.
In this latest beta it has been seen as Apple wants to change the way developers install betas on your devices. This update is intended to be almost certainly the last major version before the presentation of iOS 17. The third betas of iPadOS and iOS 16.4 reached the developers some days ago.
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