Just a week after the launch of the second beta of iOS (and iPadOS) 13.3.1 Apple today introduced a new betas system. It's time for third beta of this version of Cupertino operating system, which in this case was released in conjunction with the public beta, so to speak both developers and users directed to the Apple beta program may already have one.
This third beta comes to solve the problem with parental control allow children, even active parental controls, to register new contacts through the messaging app, and communicate freely with your new contact. Some of the parent control functions try to limit the number of contact children reach, and the code is often asked to register a new number in the phonebook. Apparently, there was a bug in the beta 2 version that allows registering a contact without asking for parental code, when it receives a message from an unknown number, with that message that number can be posted to Facebook without restriction. In addition to this, some bugs related to CarPlay have also been fixed..
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Third-party betas for MacOS Catalina 10.15.3, WatchOS 6.1.2 and TVOS 13.3.1 can also be installed. If you are not subscribed to the Apple beta program you can do it from the same page, too trial before the release of Cupertino's new social programs. Always remember to backup your devices before installing an anonymous version and remember that it's always done at the user's risk. While developers are always the first update, in the public beta system you will usually have new betas right after them.
