4 Reasons Not to Install iOS 12 Beta & 11 Reasons You Should is a post by Adam Mills from Gotta Be Mobile.
Apple’s iOS 12 beta gives developers and average users a chance to try the new operating system and its changes long before its official release date. And while the iOS 12 beta might be tempting, many iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users are better off staying put on iOS 11.
The final version of iOS 12 lands this fall alongside new iPhones and a new iPad Pro. If you don’t want to wait that long to try iOS 12 you don’t have to.
Apple’s iOS 12 beta is live for developers and later this month the company will push the iOS 12 beta into its Beta Software Program. The Beta Software Program is free and simply requires an Apple ID and a little bit of patience.
There are some great reasons to move off of iOS 11 and try the iOS 12 beta on your device. You can help Apple squash bugs and improve performance before the final product arrives. You can try new features which include key changes to Do Not Disturb, Photos, and Notifications. You can also get a feel for the software’s performance on your phone or tablet, an intriguing proposition for those struggling on iOS 11.
Trying out pre-release iOS software can be exciting, but Apple’s betas are often plagued with bugs and performance issues, particularly the early versions.
If you rely on your iPhone or iPad to get you through the day, and you’re having a great experience, you’ll probably want to stay put on iOS 11.4 or your current version of iOS.
If you’re thinking about trying the iOS 12 beta today or sometime in the near future, and you’re struggling with the decision, allow us to guide you.
In this walkthrough we’ll take you through the best reasons to try the iOS 12 beta on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. We’ll also outline some of the best reasons to avoid iOS 12 beta, at least for the time being.
While it might not seem like it, this will be a huge decision for some of you. If you’re currently running iOS 11.0-iOS 11.3.1 or an earlier version of iOS, and you move to iOS 12 beta, you’re permanently stuck with iOS 11.4. You can’t downgrade to anything older.
So you’ll want to make sure you’re one hundred and ten percent confident in the move before you hit download.
4 Reasons Not to Install iOS 12 Beta & 11 Reasons You Should is a post by Adam Mills from Gotta Be Mobile.
