Two Ways to Install iOS 16 Beta 1 Before It’s Actually Out

Be one among the first to experience it

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The hype for the much anticipated iOS 16 has already begun. Apple’s releasing its first developer beta on June 6, at the WWDC 22. And the public version will be out at the Apple Event in September 2022, alongside the iPhone 14.

If you’d like to know the amazing rumoured features of iOS 16,

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And if you’re an Apple fan-guy, like me, who just couldn’t wait to taste the yummy iOS 16 dish at the earliest moment possible, here I give you two ways to do it.

Note: Betas contain fresh codes which aren't fully tested for stability. Therefore, it's highly recommended you install beta updates on a secondary device, and always store a backup of its data.

#1. Enroll in Apple Beta Software Program (for free)

Enrolling in this program is free. With that, you’ll receive public betas of iOS updates, and a chance to try out new features before they’re actually released to public.