Update to iPhone with more spots for iOS 26 Beta 2 iPhone, bug fix rolling out

Apple has released iOS 26 Beta 2 for iPhone. This update brings a handful of changes to the beta 1 update that was introduced immediately after the WWDC 2025. This brings a new togle that increases the spots when displaying the control center, which improves the institution. Meanwhile, the iOS 26 Beta 2 update also fixes for several issues, including an example, where the iPhone 16 models failed to boot after installing beta first.

iOS 26 beta 2 new features, update change

The iOS 26 Beta 2 update has added more spots behind the control center. This was a problem that was widely reported by users as the new liquid glass UI reduced the ease of the panel. There were some examples where it was completely unmatched, especially when a wallpaper of a lighter tone was applied. It is said that it was corrected with updates.

In addition, the iPhone users can now control the level of the sight appearing. A new low transparency option is reportedly added under access to it to reduce it for potentially easy readability.

There are two new widgets for Apple Music – one for live radio and the other to find songs directly through the lock screen of the iPhone. The company has changed the name of the transcarib call option for live caption to save the call tape. Meanwhile, the wallet app will fully support order tracking, with a new option that lets Siri to your mail app scan and scan to find an order-related email from traders.

Other small changes include an updated details for low power mode, the new “ALT 1” ringtone, the accessibility section in the app store, and the changed location of the “+” tab, when the tab management is tolerated into the visual safari.

In addition to these characteristics and changes, Apple Too Many bug fixed rollsThe most notable of which did not boot the cause of an iPhone 15 or iPhone 16. The problem occurred after updating the iOS 26 Beta 1, where the equipment showed a low battery symbol.

According to Apple, it can be decided by restoring the iPhone updated on iOS 26 Beta 1 or by downgrade in publicly available iOS 18. This way:

  1. Connect a USB Type-C cable to computer
  2. Open the search app on Mac or Apple device app on Windows.
  3. When the screen of the iPhone turns black, connect it to the computer by pressing it together and pressing the volume down button.
  4. Continue holding the volume button and release the power button after three seconds until the iPhone Finder or Apple is visible in the devices app. It may take up to 15 seconds.
  5. Now, you can select the iOS 26 Beta 1 or the latest iOS 18 version of the updated version to restore the iPhone.
  6. Finally, restore the iPhone from your backup (if available) to get back all your data.

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