Apple releases second beta of iOS 9.3.2 for developers

Apple just launched the second beta for iOS 9.3.2 developers. This launch has occurred just two weeks after the launch of the first beta also for developers. At the moment it seems that there is no public version, but that could change in the next few minutes. There is also the possibility that non-developer users will have to wait for tomorrow or, in the worst case, for a third beta of iOS 9.3.2 that will most likely arrive in exactly two weeks.

Apple hasn't provided much information on the next version of iOS, limiting itself to mentioning issues related specifically to developers and things like the Dictionary, iBooks, Safari, and the simulator. In fact, the weight of the update is not much greater than that of many applications in the App Store, remaining in about 60MB. The code of the build is 13F61.

At the moment, the beta of iOS 9.3.2 is only for developers

The next version of iOS should have actually been the past version. Everything seems to indicate that Apple had planned to launch the first of these betas two weeks after the launch of iOS 9.3, but they had to launch a relative emergency update to solve a bug that became more mediatic after that launch and that prevented some users access links from applications.

The second beta of iOS 9.3.2 is here available from the Developer Center Apple, but soon it will also appear via OTA on the devices of all those users who had the previous beta installed. As always, to say that we do not recommend the installation of this or other software in the testing phase unless you are developers or know exactly the dangers you face, the most common being unexpected shutdowns and system instability. If despite our warnings you install this new version, do not hesitate to leave your experiences in the comments.