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Alright, here's the deal. Lots of misinformation from both sides.

iOS 5 and iOS 6 both had a relatively smooth and stable beta process. It's likely that iOS 7 will continue this trend. I know I personally had zero major issues with either iOS 5 or 6, even in beta 1.

Either way, you are assuming a certain amount of risk by installing a beta version of iOS on your phone. Apple is not responsible for any data loss that may occur, nor are app developers responsible for fixing any bugs that pre-release iOS 7 users may experience. If you install iOS 7 beta 1, expect a very good, polished experience- but be prepared for bugs and app crashes everywhere. We just don't know at this point.

TL;DR- Install iOS 7 at your own risk. It's probably okay to use, but don't get upset if it isn't.

Like someone else said, "Assume that nothing will work correctly."
 
can we install these without registering the UDID with a developer account?

I'm getting access denied for the download links.
 
Could someone post a screenshot of what notifications look like? They didn't seem to show any in the keynote.

Also, there wouldn't happen to be a quick reply for iMessage would there? Similar to what they demoed for OS X.
 
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