Membership will cost you $99 upfront for the entire year. To download the developer beta, you'll have to first enroll in Apple's Developer Program. This also applies to the different versions of iOS 15 that will come out - complete with new features, bug fixes, security patches, and more - until the final version launches. Whenever Apple releases a beta of a new operating system, the developer version is always available first. Then click "Summary" and "Back Up Now."Īs with the Mac, you can also encrypt your backups by selecting "Encrypt local backup" and setting up a password. Once you have the iTunes app open, click the iPhone button in the top-left corner of the window. Then, at the top of the Finder window, click General and choose "Back up all of the data on your iPhone to this Mac." You can either encrypt your backup and password protect it, then select "Encrypt local backup." Otherwise, you can click "Back Up Now."ģ) Use your Windows PC: If you're using a PC to backup your iPhone, you'll need a USB cable or adapter and the iTunes app.
Once your phone is connected, click on the Finder window and select iPhone via the sidebar. If you're running an older version, then you can use iTunes to back up your iPhone instead. You should also make sure you're running macOS 10.15 or later. Then, tap "Back Up Now." You can also toggle on iCloud Backup to allow for iCloud to automatically back up your iPhone daily, whenever it's connected to WiFi.Ģ) Use your Mac: Connect your iPhone to your Mac using the charging cable.
There are three different ways to go about this:ġ) Use iCloud: On your iPhone, go to Settings > (your iCloud name) > iCloud > iCloud Backup. To keep this from happening, you'll want to back up your iPhone. There's nothing worse than updating your iPhone only to find that it's fully wiped everything from your phone: Contacts, photos, messages, and more - with no way to retrieve any of it. Please, please, PLEASE back up your iPhone before downloading the beta.
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