Apple has launched a few minutes ago the iOS 9.3.2 third beta for developers. The release came less than a week after the previous developer beta was released, six days to be exact. The first public beta, which coincides with the second for developers, was launched on April 21, so it is most likely that a new public beta will be launched tomorrow.
Beyond the possibility of activating Night Shift and the energy saving mode at the same time, we could say that all the news that iOS 9.3.2 will include will be, as Apple usually says in any update, to improve the stability, security and reliability of the operating system, something that, if fulfilled , is always welcome.
Although Apple has not yet sent out the invitations for the event, we already know that the Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2016 will be held between June 13 and 17, which is in just over a month and a half. As I have said on different occasions, most likely Apple developers are already focusing on the next versions of all their operating systems, which, if there are no surprises, will be iOS 10, OS X 10.12, tvOS 10 and watchOS 3. If you can't find a relatively serious security flaw to cover, iOS 9.3.2 should be the latest version of iOS 9 to be released.
As always, to say that we do not recommend the installation of this or any other software in the testing phase because the most normal thing is that, although we are talking about a version that we could consider mature, we find unforeseen failures, such as application closures, reboots or system instability. If despite our warning you decide to install it, do not hesitate to leave your experience in the comments.
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