Apple on Monday seeded the second beta of the iOS 9.2.1 update to developers for testing. The new seed comes nearly three weeks after the first beta.
The new beta – build 13D14 – is available as an over-the-air update for those who have already downloaded the first beta to their devices, and it’s also available for download via the Apple Developer Center.
Last month’s iOS 9.2 update included a number of fixes and feature enhancements to such apps as Apple Music, News, Mail, the app switcher, and more.
Today’s beta seed, which is a minor 0.0.1 update, likely focuses on performance enhancements and bug fixes for issues discovered since last month’s public release of iOS 9.2. MacTrast will let you know any official word on changes, via updates to this post.
