There’s more! Cracking Down on Free iOS Developer BetaĪpple has been working to prevent free access to its developer betas on iPhones. That means iPhone users not part of the program can’t install the iOS 17 developer beta for free following its WWDC announcement in June. The Beta Updates menu only appears on iPhones whose Apple IDs were enrolled in Apple’s Developer Program for $99 annually.
Furthermore, Apple intends to end profile downloads altogether, making a new menu the only way to enable developer betas on iPhones. In other words, you no longer have to download configuration profiles to access the iOS beta. But that may no longer be the case.Īccording to reports, the forthcoming iOS 16.4 now has a “Beta Updates” menu in the Settings app to allow users to enable iOS developer betas directly on their device. An upcoming iOS update could prevent iPhone users from accessing the iOS 17 developer beta for free.īefore now, users who want to enable iOS developer beta on their iPhone must install a configuration profile from the Apple Developer website.
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