Apple Releases iOS 11.2 Beta 4 to Registered Developers
For the second time this week, Apple has released a new beta version of iOS 11. Registered developers can now download iOS 11.2 beta 4 over-the-air or through Apple’s Developer Center.
We’ll let you know if we find any new features in this beta version.
Apple is introducing a new pop-up message to better explain what happens when users toggle Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in Control Center. After iOS 11 landed in September, we first noted that toggling the features in Control Center won’t completely disable the protocols. And the new pop-ups are designed to make that more clear to users.
Another new feature of the software is Apple Pay Cash. A Venemo-like service allows users to send and receive money using Apple Pay through iMessage.
Whenever you receive money through Apple Pay Cash, it’s added to a virtual debit card that’s available in the Wallet app. The card can be used to make Apple Pay purchases in brick-and-mortar stores, apps, or on the web.
If you’re using one of the latest beta versions, you can find Apple Pay in your iMessage app drawer. You can send or request money from other users with the beta software installed. If someone isn’t running the new beta, you’ll just see a message that says that they can’t accept payments.
To learn more about Apple Pay Cash, take a look at our comprehensive overview.
