iOS 16.4 Beta 1 is rolling out to iPhone users today


iOS 16.4 beta 1 is coming three weeks after the release of iOS 16.3 to the general public. We’re still waiting to dive into iOS 16.4 to find out what’s new, but there are a few possibilities based on features Apple has already announced but not released.

iOS 16.4 Beta 1

iOS 16.4 beta 1 will be available to registered developer beta testers today. As soon as the update rolls out over the air, you’ll be able to install it by going into the Settings app, selecting General, then selecting Software update. The build number of today’s update is 20E5212f.

There is no public beta of iOS 16.4 available yet, but we expect it to be released later this week or sometime next week.

In addition to iOS 16.4 beta 1, Apple has also released these updates:

  • watchOS 9.4 beta 1, build number: 20T5222g
  • tvOS 16.4 beta 1, build number: 20L5463g
  • macOS Ventura 13.3, Build Number: 22E5219e

What’s new in iOS 16.4 beta?

We’re still downloading iOS 16.4 on our devices to find out what’s new. However, there are some features that Apple has announced but not yet released, as well as features in development under the hood that are not yet available.


  • Apple Card Savings Account
  • Apple Pay Later
  • apple music classical
  • custom accessibility mode
  • new home architecture
  • web push notifications

You can find a full list of these features in our roundup here. Whether or not they materialize as part of iOS 16.4 remains to be seen, but we should know the answer very soon.

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