Apple is <https://9to5mac.com/2020/06/09/ios-13-6-beta-2-developers/>
rolling out the second developer betas of iOS 13.6 and iPadOS 13.6 today.
Included in the updates are additional controls to manage software updates
going forward, including having updates automatically download and install.
The new Automatic Updates setting allows your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to
automatically download software updates when you're connected to Wi-Fi.
"iPhone will automatically download updates over Wi-Fi," is how Apple
describes the new toggle.
iOS and iPadOS have long allowed you to automatically install software
updates overnight, and today's new toggle simply builds on that feature.
There's no need to manually download an update, but iOS will still send you
a push notification before an update is installed overnight:
Automatically install software updates overnight after they have been
downloaded. You will receive a notification before updates are installed.
Your iPhone must be charging and connected to Wi-Fi to complete the update.
We're still digging through iOS 13.6 beta 2 to see if there are any other
notable changes.
Apple is also expected to introduce iOS 14 in less than two weeks at WWDC
2020. Whether or not iOS 13.6 is released to the public before iOS 14 beta
testing begins remains to be seen.
Also new in iOS 13.6:
* Health app adds new "Symptoms" section for tracking symptoms of
different illnesses
* New data types are available in HealthKit to track symptoms
including headaches, chills, sore throat, and more
By <https://9to5mac.com/author/chmiller44/> Chance Miller
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