iOS 15.6 beta 4 is now available to developers. This may well be the last before the final version comes out. Read more in this article.
iOS 15.6 beta 4: no exciting news
We see this fourth beta coming out on schedule two weeks after iOS 15.6 beta 3. All iPhone software developers can install this iOS 15.6 test version. Would you like this too? Then go to it via it Apple Developer Centerâ€
Unfortunately, we haven’t spotted anything new in the fourth beta of iOS 15.6. That is not very illogical either. We know that iOS 16 is coming. That’s why we think that, just like with iOS 15.5, iOS 15.6 is going to be a minor update. For major new features, you’ll have to wait for iOS 16. Now it’s mainly about improving the stability and security of your iPhone.

Is this the latest iOS 15 before iOS 16?
iOS 15.6 is almost certainly the last version of iOS 15. At WWDC 2022, Apple announced iOS 16. We are very enthusiastic about this. It is therefore not very illogical that the new functions can be found in the major release such as iOS 16, rather than in an interim update such as iOS 15.6.
We can already get you excited for iOS 16. We are particularly looking forward to the new lock screen. That’s a lot more personal. For example, you can add widgets to it, determine color schemes and set cool new wallpapers. In addition, it will soon be possible to set different access screens for different situations via Focus. This can be linked to your location or time.
Fortunately, iOS 16 is packed with new features. You can view and share a Wi-Fi password with your friends or retrieve a sent mail in the Mail app. Would you like to read more about the lesser-known innovations? Then check out our article on 19 secret iOS 16 features you should know or check out the articles below.
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