Live Activities cannot be used at the current time as developers still need to update their apps to add support, but it will be available when iOS 16.1 launches. IOS 16.1 introduces support for Live Activities, the interactive notification feature that lets you keep an eye on things happening in real time right from the Lock Screen and, on the iPhone 14 Pro, the Dynamic Island. Registered developers can download the ‌iOS 16‌‌ and iPadOS 16 profiles from the Apple Developer Center, and once installed, the betas will be available over the air. The iOS 16.1 beta is also joined by the fifth beta of iPadOS 16.1, which is on a slightly different schedule as Apple started testing it prior to the launch of iOS 16. You may need to restart your device for the profile to activate.Apple today seeded the fourth beta of iOS 16.1 to developers for testing purposes, with the beta coming one week after the release of the third iOS 16.1 beta.Agree to the consent statement by tapping 'Install' one more time.Select 'Install' in the corner and re-enter your password.Select it, and then you’ll have access to the beta software download.Open the Settings app and look for the new 'Profile Downloaded' section near the top.You will get a pop-up that says you can set the new profile from the Settings app.On the next page, look for the button that says “Download profile', and then tap it.On the next page, select the 'Enroll' your device link - if you haven't enrolled it already.On the next page, scroll down to the 'Get Started' subhead.

Look for the sign-in button and log in with your Apple ID credentials.

Go to Apple's beta software website from your iPhone or iPad via the Safari browser.Just be sure to join Apple's beta software program first, and then you can get install the betas to test. You can install the latest public betas of iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 in less than five minutes. Apple How to try the latest iOS and iPadOS public betas

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