Apple Seeds Fourth iOS 9 Beta to Developers

[Orlandoech]

This wont lock your device? I mean not having a developers account?

Nope, worked for me.

 

[agwin27]

Interesting I've never done this before. You can confirm it works?

yes I can confirm. I'm installing now.

 

[unplugme71]

PB2 would probably be 1 or 2 more iterations after this if its based on the 3 release, then PB, 3 release then PB again. Unless they change it after the first PB to follow a week after the next beta instead.

 

[agwin27]

Nope, worked for me.

honestly, I can't say for sure. My UDID is registered since I'm a developer, I just like using the Public Betas because of how convenient the feedback/bug reporter app is.

 

[bushido]

For those with the Public Beta Profile installed who want Developer Beta 4 (assuming apple doesn't make a new beta available for the public users), here's how to opt out of the Public Beta to get Beta 4:

-Settings > General > Profiles
-Delete the iOS 9 Public Beta Profile
-Reboot your device
-Settings > General > Software Update > Download and Install

thanks that worked!

 

[mcfly88]

Just to confirm that beta 4 appears to be available for public beta testers (currently installing on my iPhone 6).

For real?

 

[kybldmstr]

Just to confirm that beta 4 appears to be available for public beta testers (currently installing on my iPhone 6).

It is called Public Beta 2? right?

 

[mostman]

No OTA here. Might be because I did an iTunes update on the last beta.

 

[Foxer]

It is called Public Beta 2? right?

It's called Beta 4 on my iPad.

 

[kybldmstr]

It's called Beta 4 on my iPad.

And you still have the Public beta profile installed?

 

[sb742]

It is called Public Beta 2? right?

No it was described as "iOS 9 Beta 4" (OTA update). I didn't delete the profile.

For those on EE in the UK, WiFi Calling is working again in this update.

 

[gabriel193755]

It is called Public Beta 2? right?

To me it just showed "iOS 9 Beta 4"
I am using the PB, and I didn't delete the profile. (iPhone 5)

 

[markt88]

For those with the Public Beta Profile installed who want Developer Beta 4 (assuming apple doesn't make a new beta available for the public users), here's how to opt out of the Public Beta to get Beta 4:

-Settings > General > Profiles
-Delete the iOS 9 Public Beta Profile
-Reboot your device
-Settings > General > Software Update > Download and Install

Worked perfectly on PB1 now updating to Beta 4

 

[kybldmstr]

To me it just showed "iOS 9 Beta 4"
I am using the PB, and I didn't delete the profile. (iPhone 5)

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Thank you for clarifying

 

[kybldmstr]

Still waiting for OTA here. PB1 installed with profile

 

[bigjnyc]

Just showed up on my Cingular iPhone.

Ha nice! I remember my very first phone was a Cingular Motorola Razr

 

[ejfontenot]

Worked perfectly on PB1 now updating to Beta 4

Same here. Now the question is, should I risk the watchOS2 beta?!

 

[techiegirl]

Just to confirm that beta 4 appears to be available for public beta testers (currently installing on my iPhone 6).

Still not available for me.

 

[kybldmstr]

Same here. Now the question is, should I risk the watchOS2 beta?!

NOOOOO don't risk it

 

[Baerok]

Who cares about iOS 9 beta 4? They better bring iOS 8.4.1 beta 2!

 

[TechRemarker]

I had a lot of issues in beta 3 transitioning from Wi-Fi to LTE, having to toggle LTE every time to get data flowing. Hoping this resolves that issue (Verizon, iPhone 6)

Ditto. While 3G was fine, LTE stopped working in most all cases. Wifi was fine. Searching google in safari search bar worked on LTE but nothing else. Made it relatively unuseable. I'm sure it's fixed in this version.

 

[GIZBUG]

For those with the Public Beta Profile installed who want Developer Beta 4 (assuming apple doesn't make a new beta available for the public users), here's how to opt out of the Public Beta to get Beta 4:

-Settings > General > Profiles
-Delete the iOS 9 Public Beta Profile
-Reboot your device
-Settings > General > Software Update > Download and Install

Genius! Thanks

 

[mostman]

Same here. Now the question is, should I risk the watchOS2 beta?!

I've had all the beta watch versions on my watch for development purposes. My issues have been tame. Even still, the benefit gained against the risk is not worth it. All of the best features will need the full dev support in the fall. The best thing you'll get now is nightstand mode. Seriously. Hold off.

 

[sniffies]

Zero changes to the News app. Boo.

 

[txw7007]

I've had all the beta watch versions on my watch for development purposes. My issues have been tame. Even still, the benefit gained against the risk is not worth it. All of the best features will need the full dev support in the fall. The best thing you'll get now is nightstand mode. Seriously. Hold off.

So is the watch OS 2 beta available for everyone now?