Apple has launched the developer betas for its new operating systems, including iOS 26 and macOS Tahoe, enabling eager users to explore upcoming features. Unlike previous years, enrollment in Apple’s developer program is now free, simplifying the process for users interested in testing. However, potential users should proceed with caution, as initial betas may not include all announced features and could come with stability issues or bugs. Backing up devices and using secondary devices for testing are recommended precautions.
It's important to note that early access to developer betas is available only to those who enroll in the Apple Beta Software Program.
Users should be cautious about installing developer betas due to possible stability issues, bugs, and incomplete features.
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