Apple Releases Second Public Beta of iOS 9.3.2

As we advanced yesterday, Apple could launch the public version of the second beta of iOS 9.3.2. The release occurred exactly 24 hours after the release of the developer version, which is normal for the first beta versions of a new version of iOS. Although it is called the second beta, this is the first public beta of iOS 9.3.2, since the first real beta was not available to non-developers.

If you want to install this beta and have the update appear via OTA, you will have to subscribe to apple beta program, which is explained in our article How to subscribe to install iOS 9 public beta. Although I know that the bug can bite us, I do not recommend installing software in beta, and even less when we are talking about a minor update. Most likely, we will experience failures, which can be a high price if the version we want to install does not offer us anything new and the one we have installed works correctly.

iOS 9.3.2 beta 2 allows to use Night Shift and saving mode at the same time.

Although no changes to talk about were expected, this second beta allows you to use Night Shift and power saving mode at the same time. In the previous beta, like the last official version, if we activate the energy saving mode, the system that Apple introduced in iOS 9.3 and that serves to help us sleep at night will be deactivated. For everything else, it seems that this new version will be released to polish the system a bit, something that may be the best news if we are experiencing performance and fluidity problems.

Taking into account Apple's roadmap, this new version will most likely be released publicly well into the summer, I'd say July at the very least. If you decide to install it, do not hesitate to leave your experience in the comments.