The iOS 18 Beta 3 was released on July 8, 2024. This beta version is identified by the build number 22A5307f and is based on Darwin Kernel Version 24.0.0, dated July 3, 2024. Following this, the revised build or public beta was made available on July 15, 2024, with the build number 22A5307i.
In terms of updates, the release notes for iOS 18 highlight some new issues alongside resolved problems and remaining concerns. Notably, a significant improvement has been made concerning the Mail app, which now accurately registers events for marking iCloud mail as read, unread, or trashed from other devices when Fetch New Data is set to “Push” in the settings. It’s important to note that even with these enhancements, a slight delay in fetching events may still occur.
Users participating in the beta are encouraged to report bugs via the Feedback app. If users prefer to disable beta settings, they can access the Feedback app through a specific URL entered in Safari. For installation, iOS 18 beta can be installed over-the-air or using a Mac.
When using a Mac, users must enable Beta Updates and ensure they are signed into the appropriate Apple Account. Make sure to back up data before installing the beta. Restoring an iPhone necessitates a stable internet connection and recommends a backup in case of data loss.
As for device compatibility, the beta supports a wide range of iPhone models from the latest iPhone 15 series to older versions like the iPhone XR and XS. Various carriers across different countries also back the beta, enhancing accessibility for global users.
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