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Also of note, for me anyway, I got the "Could not Install" error others were getting a couple days ago.. Tried again and it looks to be going thru just fine. Weird...
 
The issue causing that error message seems to have been fixed at Apple's end.

DB7 and PB4 are the same. Any reason why you want to be on the dev betas?

You need to associate your Apple ID (or whatever they call it nowadays - Apple-Inteligence-Infused-Account-ID or something) with being a developer and then the option to install dev betas will appear. There's no charge.
No reason for me to be on the dev betas. It seems from my recollection that on my Mac and iOS devices I'm on the most up to date dev betas, and thought that was weird since I'm not a developer. Usually I have no problem waiting until the official release, but read that betas are more stable now, especially public betas, and also I'm eager to try out AI which is why I installed the betas. Once iOS 18.1 comes out later in this month I'll probably take myself off of betas . . . unless there are other features in future betas (18.2 etc) that I can't wait to try out.

I don't recall associating my Apple Account with being a developer, but I could have, especially if there's no charge. How do I find out if I've done that?
 
Find My started finder people again after installed 15.2 beta 2.

I think this was the last of the issues between my 2019 Intel iMac 5K and Sequoia.
 
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