You probably backup to iCloud, but it is a good idea to make a local backup and to then save it before you install the iOS 13 beta. Make an encrypted iTunes backup and archive it.

Officially you need to be part of the Apple Developer Program which is $99 a year, but there are is a way you can try the iOS 13 Developer beta without joining. This is specifically for early adopters who want to try out the pre-release version of iOS 13 so that they can test the new features and see how they work. If you don’t want to go that route, you can just install the beta profile. We’ll walk you through each part of this so you can start trying out the new iOS 13 features. You will also need to register your iPhone UDID in order for this to work. If you want to install with your computer, you’ll need the iOS 13 beta IPSW, the macOS Catalina beta installed and a copy of the Xcode beta. If that sounds more your speed, this is how to sign up for the public iOS 13 beta and do things the way Apple wants you too.

Now with the iOS 13 beta 2 download, we are back to using the beta profile that was the norm last year. Apple does offer up an additional warning that thrill seekers should wait for the public iOS 13 beta this fall.

We’ll show you how to install the iOS 13 beta configuration profile and we also have the details on how to download the IPSW file to your Mac quickly and then install it using the new Music app in the macOS Catalina beta if you still need to go that route.Īpple announced the iOS 13 beta in early June and required users to install with an IPSW file. With the second iOS 13 beta there is now a beta profile that you need to download to install the beta update. This guide will show you how to install the iOS 13 beta without a developer account.

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