by showing hidden files, its been in your applications folder this whole time.
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Apple Seeds First Beta of iOS 12.2 to Developers [Updated]
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- High and low heart rate notifications and irregular heart rhythm notifications are now available as read-only category sample types. (46422154)
Found it!
In case anyone else is wondering, head to the Applications folder, hit Cmd + Shift + . and it will be revealed.
Mischief managed
you'll be blocked out of some areas due to region restrictions but it does work
I can't answer those yet but I can tell you right away that since installing iOS 12.2, my 6S went immediately from iOS 12.1.3 to iOS 12.2! Impressed.
It's early yet but one thing I love about this update is TV's added to Homekit.
Meaning Scenes like "GOODNIGHT" will turn off lights, lock doors, and then turn off all Apple TV's!!!!!
Also Airplay2 added to TV's means things like "Hey Siri Play Game of Thrones on the Living Room",
The ‘last transaction’ seems to have gained an image as this is what’s shown on 12.1.3:
Found this on Reddit, I think this is what happens after you tap on the transaction.
https://imgur.com/gallery/r43lJjh
Typically the spring update adds additional MDM capabilities too. They seeded a beta of Apple Configurator as well.
Yes, there is dark mode. Tap the button on the right side of the phone to enable. It gets just as dark as can be. Tap it again to turn off dark mode.
For me the best comment in the whole discussion!!!
Dark Mode 
And the best...it works with empty battery 
!!!
Can anyone tell anything about the new modem version? Connection issues gone with it? Apple Pay working fine?
There are multiple processes constantly running that monitor crashes or systemperformance. They also produce and send off error reports in the background, so its no wonder the battery drains faster. If you look for battery improvements, you might want to use the official release. Why else would you call it a beta?
I have had to re-enter my AOL mail password about every 1.5 to 2 hours, on both devices, since installing Mojave 10.14.4 and iOS 12.2. I have a late 2014 MacBook Pro and an iPhone XS. This seems minor, but is becoming a major hassle.
New modem firmware 1.04.10
Works great on my XS.
My LTE issues are gone. My phone can now hang onto a signal in areas with poor coverage. Before, it would just go to No Service.
I’ve never had any issues with Apple Pay.
Screen time was all over the place for my daughter, so I downgraded to iOS 12.1.3 until iOS 12.2 is ready for the public.