You’ll either need to personally have developer account, or you’ll need to be a part of an organization with a developer account.īut if you’re a normal person, here’s a top tip. Right after the WWDC Keynote, the best (and the only) way to install an iOS beta on your iPhone or iPad is using a developer account. But if you’r not willing to do that, skip to Option 2 after getting your device’s UDID added in the developer account. Also, a much better way will be to download Xcode 8 and do a clean install using that.
So if you do use this method, only restore to iOS 10 beta.
Note: If you’re using this method, you should know that a lot of users are facing Error 14 issues when directly updating to iOS 10. If you understand the risks and have backed up all the important stuff like photos and contacts, read on below to see how to install iOS 10 beta on your device. Just make sure it’s not your daily driver, because a lot of things won’t work reliably. Now, if you’re brave, you might want to install the beta on your device to test it out. If you’re not sure what exactly is in iOS 10, check out our coverage here. If you didn’t watch WWDC, read our live blog here.
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