I'm still holding out hope that multiple DND profiles (e.g. one for the workweek and one for the weekend) will somehow make it into iOS 12. NB: holding out hope, not holding my breath.
You can. However, I advise against it. if something bad happens with the watch beta and it can't be used, you will have to send it in to be fixed.Enrolled my iPhone X, when installing profile it asked if I wanted to install on my Apple Watch. Can I use public beta on my Apple Watch too?
That's exactly what I'm doing as well lolDownloading it and ready to f*** up my iPad Pro, but I could care less. I will try not to install it on my iPhone X yet.
What's the build number?
Battery life will vary based on apps used etc. For me, battery life has been the same as iOS 11.4.I may try it on my aged iPhone 6 Plus tonight. I'm afraid to download it on my iPhone X for one reason: That it will pulverize battery life. In my experience, betas often tend to suck more juice out of my phones, and frankly, so do the final releases of the next versions.
I’m still on developer beta 1. Is the public beta different?
Think ima wait one more rev on this and Mojave (which was also released to the public today).
Where do you see that Mojave is available? I logged just ten minutes ago and only iOS and TVOS show available betas. Mojave still shows coming soon.Think ima wait one more rev on this and Mojave (which was also released to the public today).
Why did MacRumors remove the story about the Mojave Public Beta? If you jumped the gun, you should note that; not pretend it didn't happen. https://www.macrumors.com/2018/06/25/apple-releases-first-macos-mojave-public-beta/
Looks like they have pulled the MacOS Public Beta post as it still says 'Coming Soon’ on Apples Dev Website.Literally the story right before this one.
Literally the story right before this one.
with GPS, Reminders, and Carplay issues I will hold off until at least PB2
I may try it on my aged iPhone 6 Plus tonight. I'm afraid to download it on my iPhone X for one reason: That it will pulverize battery life. In my experience, betas often tend to suck more juice out of my phones, and frankly, so do the final releases of the next versions.
I’m still on developer beta 1. Is the public beta different?
No you can’t, that’s why it is important to save an IOS11 backup and not use 12 on a daily deviceIf I downgrade back to iOS 11, will I be able to restore from an iCloud backup that was running on iOS 12 beta?
No you won’t!If I downgrade back to iOS 11, will I be able to restore from an iCloud backup that was running on iOS 12 beta?