It can be a pretty meaty download, so make sure you've got some decent space on your phone or tablet. Head to the Apple Developer Download Center website and and follow what's on screen to download the software, which you can then port to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod.

Once you've enrolled, it's time to download the iOS 12 Developer Preview (it's a good idea to do it directly on the device you're trying to install it on). Compatible devices include the iPhone 5S and later, all iPad Air and iPad Pro models, 5th- and 6th-gen iPads, the iPad mini 2 and later, and the 6th-gen iPod touch. Note: you’ll need a compatible device to run iOS 12. You'll be prompted to do this when you first sign up for it. The beta will be an incomplete and not-fully-stable release of iOS 12, so you should back up your iPhone or iPad, before downloading and installing iOS 12. Note that if you have previously downloaded the beta for iOS 11 you'll need to delete that profile before you can get the iOS 12 one. This last step must be done from the device itself and you can find the profile at /profile.įrom there, you’ll reboot your device, navigate the settings menu to General > Software Update, and then follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process.

You'll have to sign in at the link above, accept the terms and conditions and enrol your iOS device by installing a special configuration profile to it. Participants can download iOS 12 as well as macOS Mojave 10.14 onto their Apple devices. The first thing you’ll need to do is go sign up for the beta. Below you'll find all the details from the last version of this article including how to download the public beta, but it's now much easier to just follow the method we've spoke about above.

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