iOS 13.6 beta test version released: You can manually turn off iOS automatic updates

Apple today released the second beta of iOS 13.6 and iPadOS 13.6. In the latest beta, Apple adjusted the automatic update function, and users can now choose to turn off the automatic download and installation of iOS updates. In previous iOS versions, the new system upgrade will automatically download in the background and automatically update when the phone is connected to power and Wi-Fi.

This new feature may be very useful for some users who do not want to automatically upgrade iOS. After the feature is officially released, users no longer need to use description files to block updates and upgrades.

In addition, in the iOS 13.6 Beta version, the Health app has also been updated with a new "Symptoms" section, which was not available in previous iOS versions. This section allows users to add symptoms of various diseases, such as body and muscle aches, appetite changes, coughs, dizziness, fainting, headaches, nausea, etc.

The above is the content of the iOS 13.6 beta update. Friends who want to experience the new system now can upgrade by installing the description file.

1. Follow the SyncIQ WeChat public account and reply “description file” to get the iOS 13 description file for free.

2. Open the link of the iOS13 profile in the Safari browser, click "Allow" to download the configuration file, then follow the prompts to go to "Settings >> General >> Profiles & Device Management" to find the iOS13 profile, click "Install", and restart the device.

3. After restarting, open the device and go to "Settings >> General >> Software Update" to check for the "iOS 13.6 Developer beta" update. You can directly download and upgrade to the iOS 13.6 beta test version without a developer account.