Apple has already launched its Public Beta program for iOS 14, iPadOS 14, watchOS 7 and macOS 11 Big Sur so that users who wish to can install the Betas on their devices. Do you want to know how to try all these new updates for free and without having to be a developer? We explain it to you step by step.
For a few years Apple has allowed anyone to install the Betas on their devices without having to pay for a developer account. In this way you can test the news that future updates bring before they are officially released. If you want to install these new versions that will arrive on our devices in the fall without having to pay anything, and without having to download profiles from unreliable websites, This is the best option. In the video you can see all the steps to register your devices and thus be able to install these updates.
At the moment only the iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 Betas are available. This Public Beta program also includes watchOS 7 and macOS 11 Big Sur, but they are not yet available. It is expected that they will not take more than a few days to install them and the procedure will be similar to that described in the video. The website for Apple's Public Beta program is https://beta.apple.com and from there You just have to follow the steps that we indicate in the video to register the device you want.
Always remember that a Beta is a version of software under development and that therefore it is not without bugs, in fact, it is normal that there are. Higher battery consumption, applications that do not work, unexpected closings, device reboots ... All of this can happen at any time, so it is not recommended that they be installed on the main devices you use on a daily basis.
