As promised, Apple is is launching its public beta program for iOS 10 and macOS Sierra, giving anyone a chance try all the new features ahead of the official release expected in September. The release is based on the second developer seed, which was issued yesterday, so keep in mind that while the software is stable enough for a public beta, it is by definition unfinished software and you are advised not to install it on your primary devices.
For early adopters who want a head start on using some of the new features, all you need to do is go to Apple’s Beta Software Program site, click the blue “Sign Up” button, sign in with your Apple ID and agree to the terms of the beta.
