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Interested to check out the latest iOS features early? The iOS 17.5 beta< is available for free and comes with some design changes, possible anti-stalking features<, an update for EU users, and more. Here’s how to install iOS 17.5 beta on your iPhone.<
Following iOS 17.4 which arrived with support for third-party app stores< in the EU, iMessage quantum security<, new emoji<, and more, the iOS 17.5 beta is available for both developers and public beta testers.<
The iOS 17.5 beta is a more minor update than recent releases but comes with some UI changes for the Books app, iOS settings, and the Podcasts widget, may soon include new anti-stalking features, and supports for web distribution of apps in the EU.<
Check out everything new with iOS 17.5 in our full post:<
How to install iOS 17.5 beta – public<
- Make a fresh backup< of your iPhone or iPad<
- You may need to sign in with your Apple ID at beta.apple.com< if you haven’t before<
- Launch the Settings app<< on your iPhone or iPad (running at least iOS 16.4)<
- Tap General<< > Software Update<<<
- Choose the Beta Updates<< button<
- Now tap iOS 17.5 Public Beta<<<
- If you need to change your Apple ID associated with the beta, you can tap that at the bottom<
- Choose Back<< when done<
- Look for iOS 17.5 Public Beta<< to appear and choose Download and Install<<<
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How to install iOS 17.5 beta – developer<
- A paid Apple Developer account is no longer needed – but you may need to sign in with your Apple ID at developer.apple.com< if you haven’t before<
- Make a fresh backup< of your iPhone or iPad<
- Launch the Settings app<< on your iPhone or iPad (running at least iOS 16.4)<
- Tap General<< > Software Update<<.<
- Choose the Beta Updates<< button<
- Now, choose iOS 17.5 Developer Beta<<<
- If you need to change your Apple ID associated with the beta, you can tap that at the bottom<
- Choose Back<< when done<
- Look for iOS 17.5 Developer Beta<< to appear, choose Download and Install<<<
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If you’re not seeing the option to turn on beta updates or iOS 17.5 appear:<
- Try quitting and relaunching the Settings app<
- Sign in with your Apple ID at developer.apple.com< for free, then try the above steps again<
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