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Apple releases second iOS 9.3.2 beta for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch to developers

Two weeks after releasing the first beta, Apple today has released the second developer beta of iOS 9.3.2 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. iOS 9.3.2 is a much smaller update compared to the recent significant iOS 9.3 update that brought about features such as Night Shift and Touch ID notes.

The developer notes for the first iOS 9.3.2 beta were pretty standard, mentioning developer-specific issues and workarounds for Dictionary, iBooks, Safari, and Simulator. Today’s update comes in at 61MB and carries build number 13F61.

Following the release of iOS 9.3 last month, Apple quickly pushed iOS 9.3.1 to users to fix a link issue that plagued many users, thus the reason for the jump to iOS 9.3.2.

All of the latest developer betas can be found on the Developer Center which requires a paid account for full access. The iOS 9.3.2 beta should also be available as a public beta to those testers soon, as well. As always, let us know in the comments if you notice any major changes between the first iOS 9.3.2 beta and today’s update.

We should expect more betas to roll in from Apple today to OS X, tvOS, and watchOS.

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Comments

  1. Mark - 9 years ago

    I suppose one should ask the question if this is going to fix the bluetooth problems on the new iPhone SE?

  2. dComments (@dComments) - 9 years ago

    I didn’t consider the 9.3 as being significant, but whatever.

    • Rich W Woods - 9 years ago

      You would have a really hard time proving that iOS 9.3 wasn’t significant.

      • Krzysztof Józef Obara - 9 years ago

        Oh really? Like what was that significant if you’re not a corporate or school user benefiting from additions to management of identity?
        What did you got? Apart from Night shift and fixes I noticed nothing. Well there was something in Notes, but there are better options for diaries and notes there.

  3. sparklehedgehog - 9 years ago

    Id like to know where the date and time has gone on the lock screen???!

  4. Me In LA - 9 years ago

    Groovy – I can use low battery mode AND Night Shift. (iPhone 6s)

  5. Joey - 9 years ago

    I’m just glad that GameCenter works again

  6. jdog14jf - 9 years ago

    I’m a beta tester and Honestly, I don’t see anything new. My notifications wouldn’t work for a whole day. I was really scared😁

  7. Natan Cohen - 9 years ago

    does someone knows if ios 9.3.2 is available also on iphone 5s?

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