Apple today seeded the second beta of its upcoming iOS 27.2 and iPadOS 27.2 updates to developers for testing. The new beta comes one week after the inital beta.

Registered developers can download the new beta software in the Software Update section of the Settings app. Just go to: “General” -> “Software Update” and select the ‌iOS 27‌ developer beta.

Apple skipped iOS 27.1, going directly to “.2,” likely due to it’s upcoming iPhone Duo device having iOS 27.1 installed out of the box. The iOS 27.1 code likely includes multiple references to the device within the code. Since the software will come installed on the Duo, the 27.1 version has likely already gone through beta testing, so Apple forked the code off from this update. Both forks will likely rejoin in iOS 27.3, coming soon to an iPhone near you. Plus, if the iOS 27.1 beta were to have been released today, it could have revealed some iPhone Duo details that were not revealed during Apple’s event.

As of this writing, the following new features have been discovered in the first iOS 27.2 beta:

• Apple’s redesigned Health app, Apple’s developer notes for the feature say the app, while being tested in this beta, won’t be included in iOS 27.2 when it is released to the public. Instead, it will come later in the year. Apple says it will provide AI-powered Insights and Personal Guidance based on your health data, as well as with metrics for Longevity and Health Age.
• Siri AI is available in new languages, including French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish.
• The Apple TV app profiles come to the iOS version of the app. The feature had been limited to tvOS until now.
• A new feature that reminds you it’s your anniversary when you call your significant othe, as long as the date has been entered in the Contacts app.

As usual, MacTrast and Apple both warn users to not install any betas on their daily driver iPhone or iPad. Instead, only install betas on a device set aside for testing purposes.

Apple today seeded the second developer beta of its upcoming macOS 27.2 Golden Gate update, coming one week after the first beta.

Registered developers can download the new beta software through the System Settings app.

Apple skipped macOS 27.1, going directly to 27.2, to keep the new version in sync with the iOS 27.2 beta that was also released today. We explain why Apple skipped iOS 27.1 here.

‌macOS Golden Gate‌ 27.2 introduces Siri AI in new languages.

As usual, MacTrast and Apple both warn users to not install any betas on their daily driver Mac. Instead, only install betas on a device set aside for testing purposes.

Apple has seeded the second betas of its upcoming tvOS 27.2, watchOS 27.2, and visionOS 27.2 operating systems to developers for testing. The new betas come one week after the first beta release.

Registered developers can install the betas from the Software Update section of the Settings app on each device.

Apple skipped the 27.1 version of the three operating systems, going directly to 27.2, to keep the new versions in sync with the iOS 27.2 beta that was also released today. We explain why Apple skipped iOS 27.1 here.

With iOS 27.2 and watchOS 27.2, Apple is testing the new Health app that it showed off during its iPhone event. The updated app offers new Insights and Longevity tabs, as well as a readiness score calculated from information provided by the new Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 models.

At the time of this writing, there’s no word on what’s being added in tvOS 27.2 and visionOS 27.2. As new features are discovered, we will update this article.

As usual, MacTrast and Apple both warn users to not install any betas on their daily driver Apple TV, Apple Watch or Vision Pro. Instead, only install betas on a device set aside for testing purposes.

Can you use your collection of iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max cases with your new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max? And if you’re keeping your iPhone 17 Pro, will those spiffy new iPhone 18 Pro cases fit it? Well, it depends on who you ask.

Apple says no, according to Daring Fireball‘s John Gruber. Apple says the camera plateau on the iPhone 18 Pro models is slightly thicker this year. Gruber says the difference is one-tenth of a millimeter: 11.5mm vs. 11.4mm. Why, that’s less than they talk about in that old cigarette jingle! But, hey, Apple needs to sell its new cases.

Gruber says his personal testing confirmed that you can use a case for either generation on the other generation. iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max cases fit the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, and vice-versa.

… In my personal testing, 17 Pro cases fit 18 Pro phones perfectly, as do 18 Pro cases (included from Apple in my review unit kit) on 17 Pro phones. I asked Apple if they’re stating that 18 Pro models are case-compatible with the iPhone 17 Pro, and they are not, because the 18 Pro camera plateaus are slightly thicker this year. I measured with a digital caliper and the difference is one-tenth of a millimeter: 11.5mm vs. 11.4mm. So Apple has raised the plateau guard lip on its own 18 Pro cases by one-tenth of a millimeter. I say that’s close enough to declare that you can use 17 Pro cases on 18 Pro iPhones and vice-versa.

Of course, there will probably be the weird third-party case that does not fit, but as a rule, they should fit either generation just fine..

It’s time for Apple Miscellany, a run down of some of the less covered happening in the Apple Universe. This week, we find out Apple is cutting costs in the Fitness+ division, a shorter Apple Pencil for the iPhone Duo didn’t make the cut, and the new Apple Watches have hidden memory onboard.

Layoffs at Apple Fitness+

Apple last week laid off a :handful” of Apple Fitness+, says Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman. Gurman’s comments came in the latest edition of his weekly Power On newsletter.

“This is widely seen within the Fitness+ organization as the beginning of more drastic cost-cutting measures and other major changes to the service in the months and years ahead,” Gurman said.

Gurman believes the Peloton competitor–now overseen by services chief Eddy Cue and health leader Sumbul Desai–is not the chopping block, but it’s an easy place for Apple to look to make cuts, thanks to the service’s considerable costs, need for new content and subscriber churn rates.

A Shorter Apple Pencil

Gurman also said that although a shorter Apple Pencil for the iPhone Duo was in development, Apple dropped development due to “technical problems ahead of mass production.” The new pencil stylus was shorter than the iPad models, and it was magnetic, so it could attach to the device’s hinge.

Instead, the iPhone Duo will gain support for the existing USB-C version of the Apple Pencil later this year, supporting its use for the Duo’s external and interior screens. Enabling support isn’t a matter of simply flipping a switch, but instead requires new software to make them compatible and that will require running scads of internal tests. The company believes that support will be ready by the end of the year.

Hidden Memory in New Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 Models

A Chinese hardware researcher claims that Apple is using a 128GB NAND flash die in Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 models, despite both devices officially offering only 64GB of storage. While it is not clear as to why Apple would cripple the onboard storage, they may be reserving the space for intensive sensor data read/writes, a durability buffer, or perhaps for Apple Intelligence-related tasks.

We wont know for sure how much onboard NAND storage the Apple Watchh Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4 have until teardowna expose what exactly is inside this year’s Apple wearables. It should be noted that a 128GB NAND storage profile tied to the T8320 chip for the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 was discovered earlier this month.

If it does turn out that the Apple Watch’s NAND storage is indeed bigger than advertised, it won’t be the first time that Apple has done something like this. As a teardown of the 2024 M4 iPad Pro showed that, while advertised to have 8GB of physical RAM, the models actually contained 12GB of physical RAM, with only 8GB made available to the system.

Some new Apple Watch Ultra 4 and Apple Watch Series 12 owners are seeing their wearble device unexpectedly reboot, with diagnostic logs pointing to the Apple Neural Engine as the culprit.

The new models launched on Friday, and almost immediately, MacRumors forums member began complaining of their new wrist precious suddenly rebooting while they were interacting with the device. Around 30 owners have reported random reboots so far.

Activities that caused an Apple logo and a reboot included things like using Siri AI, editing watch faces, using Maps or browsing the App Store, making phone calls, and recording workouts. Some users report the watch spontneously rebooted while it was idle.

At least four owners have shared diagnostic logs showing the same Neural Engine timeout. In each case, the Apple Neural Engine appears to hang for around two seconds before a firmware monitor triggers a kernel panic, resulting in a forced restart.

The problem has been reports for devices running both the original watchOS 27 build, as well as the day-one update available during the setup process. Some users have restaged their Apple Watches, erasing them and setting them up as new, but to no avail. At least one Series 12 owner said a replacement unit experienced the same Neural Engine panic.

Complaints aren’t restricted to a single forum, as users have also posted on Reddit and the Apple Community Support boards to share similar experiences, so the problem could be fairly widespread. Apple has yet to acknowledged the issue.

Apple agreed in May to pay $250 million to settle a US class action lawsuit over the delayed launch of the more personal Siri features Apple had promise back in 2024. You can now file a claim for your piece of the action.

Where Do I Go and How Much Can I Get?

If you bought an iPhone between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025, you can submit a claim right now, as the settlement website is now live.

The terms of the settlement state that each person who files an eligible claim will receive a per-device payment of $25, although that amount could go as high as $95 if the total number of claims submitted is lower than anticipated.

Who’s Eligible?

Claimants must reside in the U.S. and must have purchased any iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 16 model between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025.

The full list of eligible iPhone models is as follows:

• iPhone 15 Pro
• iPhone 15 Pro Max
• iPhone 16
• iPhone 16e
• iPhone 16 Plus
• iPhone 16 Pro
• iPhone 16 Pro Max

What Do I Need to File a Claim?

Eligible iPhone customers should soon receive a notification email, which will include a claim ID and a PIN code. However, if yout believe you are eligible and do not receive that information, you can still submit a claim.

The form will ask for personal information, as well as the serial number of the eligible handset. If you can’t supply that information, You’ll be asked to provide your Apple Account email address, as well as the eligible iPhone’s phone number.

Why Was Apple Sued?

In June 2024, Apple previewed iOS 18, which starred new Siri capabilities powered by Apple Intelligence, such as the ability to understand a user’s personal context, on-screen awareness, and deeper per-app controls. An ad debuted in September 2024, featuring actor Bella Ramsey promoting Siri capabilities that were delayed.

However, Apple announced the delay of the launch of personalized Siri in March 2025, which soon lead to Apple being hit by a class action lawsuit alleging false advertising.

Apple finally agreed to settle the lawsuit “to stay focused” on “delivering the most innovative products and services to our users.”

The Cupertino firm announced “Siri AI” at WWDC 2026 in June, and the revamped personal assistant is now available for testing on the iOS 27 beta ahead of a September release.

Apple has released the first Xcode 27.1 beta, which adds support for iPhone Duo app development.

Xcode 27.1 is available on Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 26.6 or later, and includes updated SDKs for the iPhone Duo, as well as a simulator that supports the device’s new poses and orientations.

In addition, Figma and Sketch design kits for iPhone Duo are now available from the Apple Design Resources.

Developers can also sign up for live, in-person workshops on how to optimize their app for the iPhone Duo. The four-day hands-on workshop allows developers to discover how to optimize their app for iPhone Duo and explore resizability for all screen sizes. Devs will learn to adapt their app’s navigation, controls, and layout for the foldable display, update their app for different poses, and apply design best practices. During the workshop, they’ll build and test their app using an iPhone Duo.

Starting today, new and qualifying returning subscribers can get a free three-month Apple One trial with the purchase of any new iPhone, iPad, or Mac compatible with the latest iOS, iPadOS, or macOS versions from Apple or an Apple Authorized Reseller.

The three-month trial comes in three flavors: Apple One Individual (usually $21.95 per month in the US), Apple One Family (usually $27.95 per month), or Apple One Premier (usually $39.95 per month). Once the trial ends, you will be automatically billed at the full price until you cancel. (You can cancel before the free trial is up.)

Here’s what each plan includes:

• Individual: 50GB of iCloud+ storage, Apple TV, Apple Music, and Apple Arcade
• Family: 200GB of iCloud+ storage, Apple TV, Apple Music, and Apple Arcade
• Premier: 2TB of iCloud+ storage, Apple TV, Apple Music, Apple Arcade, Apple Fitness+, and Apple News+

Apple says the offer is not available to current Apple One subscribers, or to previous Apple One subscribers who cancelled within the last 60 days. For that and some other gotchas, visit the offer page and review the terms and conditions.

Here’s what you have to do to redeem the free trial:

1. Turn on your new iPhone, iPad or Mac and sign in with your Apple Account.
2. Make sure your device has the latest version of iOS, iPadOS, or macOS installed.
3. Go to settings and look for “Services included with your purchase” to complete your setup.

Canceling the trial ends it immediately.

The three-month trial is available in the following countries:

• Argentina
• Australia
• Austria
• Belarus
• Belgium
• Brazil
• Bulgaria
• Canada
• Chile
• Colombia
• Cyprus
• Czechia
• Denmark
• Estonia
• Finland
• France
• Germany
• Greece
• Hungary
• Ireland
• Italy
• Japan
• Latvia
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Malta
• Mexico
• The Netherlands
• New Zealand
• Norway
• Poland
• Portugal
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• South Africa
• South Korea
• Spain
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• United Kingdom
• United States

Deliveries of Apple’s new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are now being made to customers around the globe that took advantage of the pre-order period that began on Saturday, September 12. If you didn’t pre-order, you still have a chance to grab one, as delivery or in-store pickup is still available at some Apple Store locations.

As of this writing, Apple’s online stores in the United States and Canada ar enow showing pickup availability. Keep in mind that there could be shortages for some configurations, depending on your location.

That said, I checked availability in the southeastern part of the United States, which is where I reside, and nearly all colors and storage options were available for pickup either today or Saturday in stores in Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, and Alabama.

In the U.K., all ‌iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max‌ configurations have shipping estimates running into the first and second week of October, respectively, but ‌same-day pickup is still available in many regions. Meanwhile, Apple Stores in Australia, China, India, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, and the UAE are offering same-day pickup options.

Some models may also be available for walk-in customers at ‌Apple Store‌ locations with sufficient inventory, but availability can’t be guaranteed. As noted by MacRumors, walk-in customers may be placed into a separate queue with lower priority when they arrive at the store.

If you’re buying or receiving delivery of an iPhone 18 Pro, ‌iPhone 18 Pro‌ Max, an Apple Watch Series 12, or an Apple Watch Ultra 4 today, you will need to install a software update right out of the box.

The ‌iPhone 18 Pro‌ and ‌iPhone 18 Pro‌ Max ship with iOS 27 version numbers 24A427 or 24A8428. Since the launch version of ‌iOS 27‌ is version 24A437, so your new ‌iPhone 18 Pro‌ or iPhone 18 Pro Max will require a software update during the setup process.

The Apple Watch Series 12 and the ‌Apple Watch Ultra 4‌ have watchOS 27 with a version number of 24R359 installed, but the launch version of ‌watchOS 27‌ is 24R364, so you’ll see an update for both.

As noted by MacRumors, the AirPods 5 are also expected to have a day one firmware update, though that will happen in the background over the air. Apple recently released 9A350 AirPods firmware to provide support for ‌iOS 27‌ features.

Firmware update 9A348 features a Custom EQ, allowing users to personalize how their AirPods sound to match their listening preferences. Users can access a new Equalizer control in AirPods settings to adjust the low, mid, and high frequency response on AirPods 4 and later, AirPods Pro 2 and later, and AirPods Max 2.

With GymKit on iPhone, users can connect their iPhone to compatible cardio gym equipment like treadmills, ellipticals, and bikes, and sync their heart rate data from AirPods Pro 3.

While there isn’t any way to manually update the firmware of the earbuds, the new software will be installed over the air while the AirPods are connected via Bluetooth to an iOS device.

If you place the AirPods in their case, connect them to a power source, and then pair them to an iPhone or iPad, they should update after a short period of time.

Today, Friday, September 18, the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, Apple Watch Series 12, Apple Watch Ultra 4, and AirPods 5, became available at Apple Store locations worldwide.

The Cupertino firm has posted photos of eager customers lining up to purchase its latest and greatest devices. The company has posted images from Apple The Exchange TRX, Kuala Lumpur. We’ve shared a few of those below.

If you’re visiting an Apple Store in your country, please share a photo or two of your visit with our X account (@Mactrast). Tell us what you bought, or what you decided against buying, and why, and we’ll post the best of them on this page.

The Apple TV broadcast of Friday’s Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants game will incorporate more than a dozen iPhone 18 Pro handsets, placed throughout Dodger Stadium during the game, according to Apple.

“iPhone will offer unique perspectives that would be difficult to achieve with traditional broadcast cameras thanks to its small footprint,” said Apple.

The devices will capture live gameplay from unique vantage points and scenes from around the ballpark, including batting practice, player introductions, dugout perspectives, and the atmosphere throughout the stadium.

Apple last September place four of its then new iPhone 17 Pro devices in Fenway Park last year to capture footage for a Boston Red Sox vs. Detroit Tigers broadcast on Apple TV. One of those iPhones is now in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

Friday’s Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants game is one game of Apple’s weekly Friday Night Baseball MLB doubleheader.  The first pitch will be a bit after 7 p.m. Pacific Time.

Amazon is offering the 16GB/1TB 13-inch MacBook Air, available in all four colors, for $1,449.00, down $150.00 from $1,599.00. The 24GB/1TB model is also $150.00 off for $1649.00, down from 1,799.00.

The new MacBook Air is powered by the M5 chip, featuring a 10-core CPU. Apple claims it is the world’s fastest CPU core. Configurations are available with up to 10 GPU cores with Neural Accelerators in each core, providing up to 4x faster performance for AI tasks than its ‌M4-powered predecessor.

The new MacBook Air now comes standard with double the base storage of the previous model, with 512GB of storage space, using faster SSD technology, 2x faster read and write performance compared to the previous generation. Storage of up to 4TB is available.

The new laptop uses Apple’s N1 wireless chip for Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6 connectivity on the go. MacBook Air boasts the traditional thin, light, and durable aluminum design. It sports a Liquid Retina display, 12MP Center Stage camera, has up to 18 hours of battery life, a sound system with Spatial Audio, and two Thunderbolt 4 ports with support for up to two external displays.

(The links in this article are Amazon affiliate links, meaning if you buy something, I get a small cut of the action, but at no additional cost to you.)

If you still use Time Machine to backup your Mac to an AirPort Time Capsule, you might want to hold off updating to macOS 27 Golden Gate. macOS 27 drops support AFP, the legacy file-sharing protocol that Time Capsule relies on for Time Machine backups.  Backup now rely on the SMB protocol, meaning your discontinued Time Capsule hardware no longer meets the requirements of macOS 27.

Apple, back in the 2000s and 2010s, sold a lineup of WiFi routers called the AirPort. The lineup not only offered an AirPort Express and AirPort Extreme with the usual router features, it also offered an AirPort Time Capsule that also doubled as external storage, with the ability to back up Macs using Time Machine.

While Apple discontinued the AirPort lineup back in 2018, it has continued to offer AirPort Time Capsule backups.

The AirPort lineup went without an update for quite awhile before Apple’s announcement, with the AirPort Express receiving its last update in 2012, while the AirPort Extreme and Time Capsule both last received any update love in 2013.

Apple warned macOS users about the change back in June 2025, when macOS Tahoe began displaying a warning that Time Capsule backups would no longer work in the next macOS, so users have been warned.

If you wish to continue using Time Machines, you’ll need to find an alternate storage solution, like an external drive or a modern NAS.

Apple has announced “What Holds Us,” a photography exhibition featuring photos shot solely on the iPhone 18 Pro by Alex Prager, Jack Davison, and Jimmy Chin.

“Curated by Kathy Ryan, a new photography exhibition showcases the full range of creative capabilities unlocked by the most advanced iPhone camera system yet.”

The exhibition explores human connection through crowd scenes, portraits involving clay, and mountain photography.

“The theme holds a mirror to our increasingly fragmented world,” explains Kathy Ryan, the exhibition’s curator and the former longtime director of photography for The New York Times Magazine. “Rather than adding to this tension, ‘What Holds Us’ is a showcase of the limitless possibilities that emerge when three extraordinary artists are given the creative space to explore the idea of what connects us, using this incredible tool.”

“What makes iPhone such a compelling creative tool is its immediacy — it puts the ability to see, experiment, and create directly into everyone’s hands,” Ryan continued. “Seeing what Alex, Jack, and Jimmy are able to create with a device we all carry every day challenges our ideas of what photography can be and shows us how it can remain true to the original values of the craft while embracing new tools and possibilities.”

“What Holds Us” will be on display in New York City from September 18 to 20, and over the coming months, the exhibition will travel to London and Shanghai. Many of the exhibition’s images are available for viewing in Apple’s Newsroom post.

Apple executive chairman Tim Cook is expected to be among the attendees at a White House state dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping, reports Bloomberg.

The former Apple CEO transitioned to the title of executive chairman on September 1, when John Ternus took over the top spot. One of the responsibilities of Cook’s new role is to engage with policymakers around the globe.

U.S. President Donald Trump has invited Cook, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, and other top dogs to the dinner scheduled to be held next week during Xi’s visit to Washington.

This isn’t the first time Cook has visited the White House for such shindigs, and is also not the first state dinner with Xi. Earlier this year, cook attended a state dinner held by Xi for Trump in Beijing. In 2015, Cook was seated next to Xi at a state dinner hosted by then-President Barack Obama.

As pointed out by Bloomberg, Xi’s visit to the US comes at a delicate time for US-Chinese relations. Global tensions are brewing over the AI race, international trade and the Middle East.

Apple has seeded the first betas of its upcoming tvOS 27.2, watchOS 27.2, and visionOS 27.2 operating systems to developers for testing. The new betas come just a few days after tvOS 27, watchOS 27, and visionOS 27.2 were released to the public.

Registered developers can install the betas from the Software Update section of the Settings app on each device.

Apple skipped the 27.1 version of the three operating systems, going directly to 27.2, to keep the new versions in sync with the iOS 27.2 beta that was also released today. We explain why Apple skipped iOS 27.1 here.

At the time of this writing, there’s no word on what’s being added in tvOS 27.2, watchOS 27.2, and visionOS 27.2. As new features are discovered, we will update this article.

As usual, MacTrast and Apple both warn users to not install any betas on their daily driver Apple TV, Apple Watch or Vision Pro. Instead, only install betas on a device set aside for testing purposes.

Apple today seeded the first developer beta of its upcoming macOS 27.2 Golden Gate update, coming a few days after the public release of macOS 27 Golden Gate.

Registered developers can download the new beta software through the System Settings app.

Apple skipped macOS 27.1, going directly to 27.2, to keep the new version in sync with the iOS 27.2 beta that was also released today. We explain why Apple skipped iOS 27.1 here.

At the time of this article, we don’t know for sure what new features or bug fixes are in cluded in the new version. As things are discovered, we will update this article.

As usual, MacTrast and Apple both warn users to not install any betas on their daily driver Mac. Instead, only install betas on a device set aside for testing purposes.

Apple today seeded the first beta of its upcoming iOS 27.2 and iPadOS 27.2 updates to developers for testing. The new beta comes just two days after the iOS 27 launch to the public.

Registered developers can download the new beta software in the Software Update section of the Settings app. Just go to: “General” -> “Software Update” and select the ‌iOS 27‌ developer beta.

Apple skipped iOS 27.1, going directly to “.2,” likely due to it’s upcoming iPhone Duo device having iOS 27.1 installed out of the box. The iOS 27.1 code likely includes multiple references to the device within the code. Since the software will come installed on the Duo, the 27.1 version has likely already gone through beta testing, so Apple forked the code off from this update. Both forks will likely rejoin in iOS 27.3, coming soon to an iPhone near you. Plus, if the iOS 27.1 beta were to have been released today, it could have revealed some iPhone Duo details that were not revealed during Apple’s event.

As of this writing, the following new features have been discovered in the first iOS 27.2 beta:

• Apple’s redesigned Health app, Apple’s developer notes for the feature say the app, while being tested in this beta, won’t be included in iOS 27.2 when it is released to the public. Instead, it will come later in the year. Apple says it will provide AI-powered Insights and Personal Guidance based on your health data, as well as with metrics for Longevity and Health Age.
• Siri AI is available in new languages, including French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish.
• The Apple TV app profiles come to the iOS version of the app. The feature had been limited to tvOS until now.
• A new feature that reminds you it’s your anniversary when you call your significant othe, as long as the date has been entered in the Contacts app.

As usual, MacTrast and Apple both warn users to not install any betas on their daily driver iPhone or iPad. Instead, only install betas on a device set aside for testing purposes.