Now swipe down and choose Software Downloads (under Additional Resources). Tap the two-line icon in the top left corner, sign in if you’re not already under Account. On your iPhone, head to Apple’s Developer website. Make a fresh backup of your device in case you want or need to downgrade. If you’re not already enrolled as an Apple Developer, you’ll need to do that ($99/year). You should see iOS 16.4 public beta available, tap Download and Installįollow the prompts to complete the installation 😁. After it reboots, head back to Settings > General > Software update. Your iPhone will prompt you to restart to complete the changes. Read the consent agreement, then tap Install two more times. Tap Install in the top right corner, enter your passcode if needed. Head to Settings on your device and tap Profile Downloaded near the top. Tap Allow to download the profile, hit Close. Swipe down again and tap Download Profile. Swipe down and under the Get Started section, tap enroll your iOS device. Now make sure you’re on the iOS “Guide for Public Betas”. 
Tap the arrow in the top right corner, sign in if you’re not already. On your iPhone, head to Apple’s public beta website. How to install the iOS 16.4 beta Installing the iOS 16.4 public beta We’ll look at how to install the free public beta first and then the developer beta. The iOS 16.4 beta comes with a number of new features and changes including new emoji, new Safari and third-party browser capabilities, 5G Standalone support, automation for the always-on display, a new Lock Screen Shortcut, fresh animations in the Apple Music app, a beta toggle in Settings, and more. But if you don’t want to wait to test out all the new features and changes, you can install the free public or dev release candidate now. 
Update 3/21: With the iOS 16.4 RC arriving today for those testing the software, a public release is no doubt coming soon. Want to check out all the latest iOS features early? Follow along for how to install the iOS 16.4 beta on iPhone (for free) to test out the new emoji, Safari/browser capabilities, always-on display automation, fresh Apple Music animations, and more.
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