Apple today started rolling out the sixth public beta and developer beta of iOS 10.2, the next update to Apple’s iOS 10 mobile operating system. It’s arriving just three days after the fifth public beta.
This update appears to be very similar to public beta 5. The SOS feature is still functional only in India. And the TV app still can’t be restored after being deleted.
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If you-re a member of Apple’s Beta Software Program, you can download iOS 10.2 public beta 6 as an over-the-air (OTA) update — just go to Settings > General > Software Update. If you’re not part of the program, you can sign up now, by going here.
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Or you can just wait for iOS 10.2 to become available to everyone. And that should happen very soon.
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