Apple
9 Things to Do Before Installing iOS 10.3.3 Beta
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One of the first things you'll want to do is get familiar with iOS 10.3.3 beta and it's changes. This way, you'll know exactly what you'll be getting into. As of right now, the iOS 10.3.3 is a tiny update. The first beta brings little more than under-the-hood improvements for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. It does come with some new iPad Pro wallpapers but you don't need to install the iOS 10.3.3 beta to get access to them. Apple could add new features into future iOS 10.3.3 beta releases but we wouldn't count on it coming with any game-changing apps or services. iOS 10.3.3 will almost certainly be focused on bug fixes and security patches. If that doesn't sound interesting to you, skip the iOS 10.3.3 beta. | ||||||||||
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Chris
08/04/2016 at 11:43 pm
You should note that doing a backup through the cloud will not be of any use. If you encounter some major hiccups and/or can’t use iOS 10, you will need to roll back your operating system to the latest public iOS from Apple (iOS 9.3.4). You CANNOT role back from iOS 10 to iOS 9 using your backups stored in the cloud. You need to make an “archived backup” before proceeding to upgrade to the iOS 10 Beta. This is really easy and I will name the steps here:
How to make an Archived Backup on iTunes:
1. Connect your phone to whichever computer is running your iTunes.
2. Under “Backups” choose “This Computer”
3. Underneath that, click “Encrypted” (Note: this is essential if you want to save all your passwords, HomeKit and Health info. Not selecting this will wipe all of this data)
4. Click “Backup Now” and wait for it to finish
5. Once finished, click on iTunes menu and then “Preferences”
6. Go to the “Devices” tab and highlight the backup you just completed
7. Right click that backup and choose “Archive” and you are all done!
Note: To know whether you have successfully archived a backup, it will have the date and time next to it of when this archive took place. And remember, you cannot simply archive a backup through an “iCloud Backup.”
Hopefully not, but if for some reason you need to restore to previous version, simply google how to downgrade and restore iOS on whichever device you are using. You will have to do this is “recovery” mode and is fairly simple if you follow those instructions correctly. Hope this helps! :)
Aditya
08/10/2016 at 12:13 am
My iphone is in warranty if i will download beta software and updated in ios 10 warranty is left or there is issue in warranty
Yusva
08/26/2016 at 10:36 pm
Your warranty will not be void! it says it on the website of http://www.apple.com
Von Don
08/14/2016 at 9:30 pm
“Early software is extremely unpredictable and it can (and probably will) cause problems on your device.”
I’ve already transfer my photos, podcast, music, video to my PC in case I lost them when updating with WinX MediaTrans
(https://www.winxdvd.com/mediatrans/).
Thank you, Adam, very useful. But I need to know what other problems it is likely to cause on my iPhone…
Chris
08/15/2016 at 1:05 am
I have had iOS 10 Beta for two weeks and it is VERY stable. I’m actually really impressed by how stable and compatible with my apps it’s being.
ADITYA: Downloading any Apple beta software from Apple does NOT void your warranty. It says it right on their website.
baljeet
09/01/2016 at 11:49 pm
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gabriel
09/07/2016 at 1:46 pm
Will downloading the beta allow to upgrade when the actual update comes out? or will I have to restore my device
Chris
09/07/2016 at 4:27 pm
Why would you need to download what you already have? When IOS 10 comes out for everyone you will not even notice. You will already have iOS 10 and won’t have to do anything.
Tom
10/13/2016 at 5:02 pm
Most worthless post from the most worthless website on the entire internet. This entire site is one giant native ad.
Chris
10/13/2016 at 5:10 pm
Haha so true, yet we find ourselves here for some reason? I think my first comment above (Chris) has more useful information than this entire “article.”
Aria
04/01/2017 at 10:05 am
What a shit article
Jarod Weaver
04/03/2017 at 12:01 pm
Does anyone have iOS 10.3.2 Beta 2 on their device? It won’t show up on my iPhone 6s