Hey guys, in this video I show you exactly how to enable Beta Updates on your iPhone (or iPad) using the official Apple Developer site—no sketchy beta profiles needed. I walk you through what I look for in Settings > General > Software Update, where you should see both “Automatic Updates” and the “Beta Updates” option once everything is linked correctly. If you don’t see it yet, don’t worry—I show the simple steps I use to make it appear. What I do is open the browser, search “Apple dev,” open the first site, tap the two horizontal lines, go to Account, and sign in with my Apple Developer account. You can sign in normally, create an account, or even use the passkey option with Face ID or Touch ID. After you sign in and get through any prompts, I go back to Settings and either relaunch Settings or force restart the iPhone if the Beta Updates menu still isn’t showing. Once it appears, I tap Beta Updates, choose the iOS beta option, wait a few seconds for it to load, and then the latest beta update shows up. Before you install, I always recommend making a backup to avoid any data loss.