Apple is close to launching the first public beta of iOS 26, and anyone can try it.
Apple has just released the latest developer beta of iOS 26, and many are expecting the first public beta to appear as early as this Wednesday.
Related: Best new movies to stream on Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, HBO Max, and more It means the first public beta, which you can try for free, will have improved stability, but you should still tread a little carefully if you’re keen to try it. – If you go ahead and install the iOS 26 public beta on your main device, then be sure to back up your phone’s data first.
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