Updated Beta 4 of iOS 18 & iPadOS 18 Released
Apple has released the updated 4th beta versions for iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, with the build number being 22A5316k.
The exact purpose behind the release of this new 4th beta build remains unspecified. However, considering its modest size and swift rollout, it's plausible to infer that it addresses either a bug fix or a security update.
If you are a developer who has already installed the iOS 18 or iPadOS 18 beta, you can access these updates immediately via the regular software update process.
How to Install the Updated Beta 4 Version of iOS 18 or iPadOS 18
Before you proceed, make sure to back up your data to iCloud and a computer:
- Launch the "Settings" app and navigate to "General"
- Select "Software Update"
- Tap "Update Now" to begin installing the updated beta 4 version
Given its small size, the updated beta 4 build should download and install quickly. Nonetheless, your device will require a restart to complete the installation process as usual.
There hasn't been an update to the MacOS Sequoia beta 4 yet, nor to other beta releases.
According to Apple, iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 are slated for a fall release.
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