As expected last week, Apple released the iOS 15.1 Release Candidate today, right after their new MacBook and AirPods 3 event.
This is, hopefully, all that's still broken in the Release Candidate. That doesn't mean something can't have creeped in. If you find a bug, report it in the Feedback app. Well, it's no phone call fix, but you can now activate alarms in the Clocks app if you use Voice Over. Yay?With new AirPods and MacBook Pros revealed today, shipping next week, it's no surprise that Apple is releasing iOS 15.1 next week .
Barring an emergency bug release, I fully expect to see iOS 15.2 begin its beta testing cycle sometime next week with iOS 15.2 Public Beta 1. Now is a great time to get enrolled in the Apple Beta Program, given that all that's currently out there is finalized software that everyone is getting next week. It's like seeing the future. Or, at least a very specialized portion of it.
Remember, this is beta software and Apple makes it extremely clear in the agreement you scroll past on the way to the Agree button that it can do anything up to and including bricking your device and corrupting your data. My
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