Make sure your computer has the latest version of iTunes or MacOS.Once you've completed this process and restarted your device, you should be rid of the Apple beta program and back to iOS 15. To do this: The same features outline above should be coming to iPads in the form of iPadOS 16.5.If you want to revert back to your previous public iOS, you will need to restore your device from an iTunes or iCloud backup you made before downloading the beta software. Like other versions of iOS 16, the iOS 16.5 update requires an iPhone 8 or later. Once it does, you'll be able to download the new version by going to the Settings app, selecting General and then tapping on Software Updates. (If you're not, here's how to sign up for the beta program as part of our guide on how to download the iOS 16 public beta.) If you'd prefer to wait for the final release, just wait until next week when iOS 16.5 comes out. If you're enrolled in the iOS beta program, you should already have access to iOS 16.5. iOS 16.5 brings that capability to the TV app on your phone, according to code discovered in the beta. If you've got an Apple TV 4K, you may be aware of the April beta update that added the ability watch up to four different feeds at once when you view Major League Soccer matches or Major League Baseball Games offered through Apple TV Plus, known as Multiview. Multi-view feature for sports in the Apple TV app (My colleague Richard Priday tried it on his iPhone 14 Pro Max and ran into the same issue.) When I ask Siri to start a recording, I get a message back that says "Sorry, I can't help you with that here." It's unclear if there's a setting I need to enable or if this is a feature that will suddenly appear once the final version of iOS 16.5 arrives, but I have my suspicions. I keep saying "apparently" and "reportedly" because I've never actually gotten this feature to work on my iPhone 12 running the iOS 16.5 beta. You stop the recording with a tap or by asking Siri to stop it for you. Say "start a screen recording," and Siri reportedly leaps into action, beginning a recording of whatever happens on your iPhone display.
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