Despite this, you should probably pass on racing to download them.
Let’s look at how to do so (and then discuss why most people should wait).
The first thing you’ll need to do is modernize your gadget to the latest public release.
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The process is almost identical on macOS 13.4 and later.
Don’t forget to pass any feedback you have about the releases on to Apple using theFeedback Assistantapp.
All you should probably do is switch which beta version you’re using.
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Even if beta software is relatively feature-complete, it’s not ideal for daily use.
Mac users shouldcreate a Time Machine backup.
The earliest public previewsusually arrive in Julyand are far more stable than the developer previews.
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Even then, you should still back up your unit and be prepared to revert to a stable build.
Despite these betas, not all software will necessarily be ready for release when the final version is released.
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