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4 Reasons Not to Install iOS 11 Beta & 9 Reasons You Should
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Don't install the iOS 11 beta just to try the new watchOS 4 update for the Apple Watch. watchOS 4 comes with some interesting features including new watch faces including a new Siri face that displays dynamic information. There are also some nice additions for those of you who use your watch to listen to music and/or workout. If you want to try watchOS 4 ahead of its fall release you'll need to update your device to iOS 11 beta. It's tempting but most of you will want to avoid making this move. If you install iOS 11 beta and hate it, you can downgrade to iOS 10. If you install the watchOS 4 beta and hate it, you've got your work cut out for you. There is currently no way to manually downgrade from watchOS 4. To get the beta off your device you'll need to take your watch into an Apple Store and have them roll it back for you. This isn't instantaneous. It'll take a few days to complete. Apple won't release a public watchOS 4 beta and for good reason. Most people should wait for the official release. | ||||||||||||||
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Kate Gladstone
06/14/2017 at 1:36 pm
I’ve installed the developer beta on an iPhone, and it’s working adequately, but when the public beta comes out I’ll want to switch to that instead. In order to move successfully from a developer beta to the public beta, how should I prepare? For example, should I delete the developer beta profile before enrolling in the public beta program and downloading the public beta profile? Will bad things happen to my phone if I do this — or will bad things happened to my phone if I DON’T delete the developer beta profile, but I just install the public beta profile over it? Please let me know what is best.
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Alexander
07/01/2017 at 2:14 am
The IOS 11 Beta left my iPhone 7+’s home screen unresponsive, meaning nothing would open, not settings, nothing. I restored the phone, but seriously Apple? Food for thought.
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iOS Final
09/04/2017 at 4:00 am
iOS 11 is going to be a massive update.
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