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This may sound minor, but if you’ve run a beta before, you’ll know your exit route is a touch more complicated than it could be.

Instead, you can simply update to the Release Candidate build without leaving removing the beta and then choose to either update to the next beta or uninstall the profile to remove the beta program. One of the features in iOS 14.6 developer beta is an easier, more elegant, exit. To get back to the general release versions of software, to stop being in the betas, as it were, you need to delete the beta profile for a start. If you’ve ever installed a developer or public beta, you’ll know there’s a slightly complex off-ramp. And, of course, developer and public beta versions come with the warning that it’s best not to install them on critical devices. Right now, developers can choose which of the two upcoming versions they want to install, though next week, we’ll all have iOS 14.5. Given how many new features there are in iOS 14.5, it’s likely that 14.6 will focus on bug squishing and efficiency improvements. It is likely that iOS 15 will be announced and that it could be available to download as a public beta later in this summer (it was in early July for iOS 14).įor more about iOS 14.6, here's everything we know about Apple's upcoming operating system.MORE FROM FORBES Apple iOS 14.5: The Latest iPhone Upgrade Is Going To Be Awesome By nullīut the fact that there’s an iOS 14.6 beta already shows it means business. Apple is expected to announce new versions of its operating systems, including MacOS, WatchOS and iPadOS. The release of the iOS 14.6 beta comes less than two months before Apple's annual developer conference, WWDC, which will be held virtually in June. Apple could add new features to iOS 14.6 in future beta versions or keep the update focused on improving iOS 14 under the hood. Aside from the convenient new software update tool, there weren't any other features announced. The first beta of iOS 14.6 came out April 23 and is focused on bug fixes and improvements. At the bottom of the Software Update screen in a new section called Also Available that lets developers choose to upgrade to a release candidate version of iOS or a beta version.