Update 3/21: With the iOS 16.4 RC arriving today for those testing the software, a public release is no doubt coming soon. And while this will install Apple's latest mobile update (currently iOS 15.5), it may also permanently delete important data & settings from your phone.Want to check out all the latest iOS features early? Follow along for how to install the iOS 16.4 beta on iPhone (for free) to test out the new emoji, Safari/browser capabilities, always-on display automation, fresh Apple Music animations, and more. Well, unless you've archived a backup from iOS 15, your only way to downgrade is to restore your iPhone as a brand new device. You're not happy with this early version of Apple's software, and so you want to go back to iOS 15. Let's say you've upgraded to the iOS 16 developer beta and suddenly you're having issues. And you may not be able to go back to iOS 15 without deleting personal data Unless you're ready to take on such issues, you should not install iOS 16 on your iPhone, especially if it's your daily device. This is simply to paint a better picture of what you can expect from early pre-releases. Most of these bugs, if not all, should be ironed out by the time the general public release is out. No matter how often I close certain tabs, they keep reappearing.Īnd that's not to critique the software itself, because all developer betas will have issues such as these, and that's normal. I also have issues with closed tabs reopening in Safari.When I open certain applications, like Instagram or Twitter, they'll sporadically force close, and it's most likely due to certain incompatibilities with iOS 16. I have to redo the saving process several times, or force close the app, before it actually saves on my device. Not every photo or video that I try to save from the internet will actually save onto my camera roll.
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