How to Download the Latest iOS Developer Beta Without a Configuration Profile on iPhone

Apple released the latest iOS 16.4 update with a number of forward-looking additions. Apart from the new changes and features, Apple has also added a new way to download iOS betas for developers and public beta testers. The latest update provides the ability to download the latest beta builds without a configuration profile. If you are not familiar with the mechanism, check out how to download and install the latest iOS beta on iPhone and iPad without a configuration profile.

Apple changed how developers and public beta testers download new iOS betas without a configuration profile – Here's how

Apple makes it easy for developers to download and test the latest iOS betas. Previously, users had to download the correct configuration profile from the Apple Developer Center each time to download the latest developer or public beta. Now users can perform the operation from the stock settings app. If you haven't been following the beta changes described lately, we'll teach you how to download the latest iOS beta without a configuration profile on your iPhone.

For your convenience, we have developed a series of steps that you can follow to download the latest iOS beta on iPhone without a configuration profile. As a prerequisite, make sure you are enrolled in Apple's developer program. If you're not, you'll need to create an account so that the beta versions arrive automatically on your iPhone with the same Apple ID you used to sign up for Apple's developer program. Once you've done that, simply follow the instructions below:

Step 1 : Launch the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.

Step 2 : Head over to General and then select Software Update .

Step 3 : Select the Beta Updates option .

Step 4 : You will be presented with two options – Developer Beta and Public Beta . Tap on the one you want to install.

Step 5 : The latest beta update will be available for download. You can also change your Apple ID in the same menu.

This is all you need to do to download and install the latest developer and public iOS beta on your iPhone and iPad. The process is simple and quite easy compared to first installing the configuration profile. Furthermore, it makes sense to incorporate the feature into the Settings app as Apple releases a beta almost every week. Plus, you can easily switch between public and developer betas with just a few taps. The feature is currently in effect with the iOS 16.5 beta, so be sure to check it out.

That's all there is to it, folks. How did you like the change?