How to Install the Latest Apple Betas if You're Not a Developer

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By David MurphyJun 6, 2019, 3:30 pm1.2k ptsHotTop
It’s time to try out all the new features and tweaks Apple has been cooking up back in its Cupertino labs—if you’re a developer, that is. While Apple is now previewing the latest and greatest versions of iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS as betas, you can only (officially) access them if you’re paying Apple $99 a…

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