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How, why and if to install the new beta on your iPhone, iPad and Mac

s you are no doubt aware, there are a bunch of new betas available for your Apple devices. At any given time, Apple has betas of iOS, iPadOS and macOS, along with tvOS and watchOS – and you don’t need to be a developer to try them out. So you probably have questions such as why you would want them, how to get them on your devices, and, above all, should you download them at all. In this article we’ll tell

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