Apple took advantage of yesterday afternoon (Spanish time) to launch tvOS 15.2 and macOS 12.1 Monterey Betas. Either way, this is the first beta and will be the next big update Apple TV and compatible Macs already updated to Monterey will receive.
Unlike macOS 12.1, where Apple still doesn’t introduce SharePlay or Universal Control functionality, SharePlay if available since tvOS 15.1 release, a feature that also works on iPhones and iPads that have been updated to iOS 15.1.
Developers who wish to download this new beta version must download Apple TV profile using Xcode if they haven’t installed it yet. Users who are part of the Apple TV public beta will have to wait a few days to install it.
At the time of publishing this article, Apple has not yet published the news included in this beta, but considering the few new features that come with tvOS 15.0, you can’t expect little or nothing in terms of functions, but not in terms of performance, security and stability improvements.
When will you see user accounts in tvos?
As I mentioned, tvOS 15 is the operating system that has changed the least every year. It seems incredible that Apple continue without entering a user account system on tvOS, a user account system similar to that which can be found, for example, on Amazon Fire Sticks.
In this way, we can limit access to platforms and / or adult content offered by platforms such as Netflix, HBO, Disney + and others. without having to know if the child changes accounts on these platforms.
