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Apple releases macOS's 15.2 dev beta 2

Apple releases macOS 15.2 developer beta 2 with companion betas for iOS and others. The update stabilizes the OS ahead of public testing and expanded Apple Intelligence features like Image Playground.

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Apple releases macOS 15.2 developer beta 2 seven days after beta 1, which revealed code strings for disabled Apple Intelligence features like Image Playground and Genmoji. The release accompanies second developer betas for iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS beta 3. Beta 2 delivers refinements and bug fixes with no significant new additions reported. Public betas follow soon after.

Seven days after the first, Apple releases macOS 15.2 developer beta 2 alongside second developer betas for iOS, iPadOS, watchOS , and tvOS , plus visionOS developer beta 3.

Beta 1 revealed code strings for Apple Intelligence features including Image Playground and Genmoji creation, though these remain disabled. Beta 2 focuses on refinements and bug fixes, with testers reporting no significant new additions, according to MacRumors and 9to5Mac.

Developers install the beta after backing up their Mac. They open System Settings > General > Software Update, click the info icon next to Beta Updates, select macOS Sequoia Developer Beta, and confirm.
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