October 4, 2022: Apple launches the fourth developer beta of tvOS 16.1
If you already have a previous tvOS beta installed, or followed the instructions below to install the beta profile for the update, head to System > Software Updates and download away. It seems to be a minor update as there are no new features called out in the release notes but it does address a few bugs. Today, Apple released the fifth developer beta of tvOS 16.1 to developers. October 11, 2022: Apple launches the fifth developer beta of tvOS 16.1 It seems to be a minor update as there are no new features called out in the release notes. Today, Apple released the Release Candidate of tvOS 16.1 to developers. "You can sign in with a different Apple ID that is enrolled in the Apple Beta Software Program or Apple Developer Program," MacRumors reports the current beta as showing.October 18, 2022: Apple launches the Release Candidate of tvOS 16.1 This means that developers can have their iPhone signed into a personal Apple ID, including iCloud, but also gain access to betas using a work Apple ID at the same time. This also means that they can enter a special Apple ID, one that isn't necessarily their personal one or the one that they are signed into their iPhone with.
The latest iOS 16.4 beta includes this new mechanism, although the beta profiles are still active currently.Ī new option hidden in the Settings app, under General > Software Update> Beta Updates, allows developers to enter an Apple ID specifically for beta access. Instead, developers will be able to register an Apple ID and then sign into a special beta portion of the Settings app using those credentials. To do that, Apple appears to be ditching developer beta profiles entirely.
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