Title: Apple Releases TestFlight Update to Fix Bug Affecting iOS 17.1 Users
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Apple has released an important update to TestFlight to address a bug that was affecting users who had upgraded their devices to iOS 17.1 RC and iPadOS 17.1 RC. The highly anticipated release of iOS 17.1 to the public did not occur as expected on Tuesday. However, this TestFlight update aims to resolve the issue encountered by users who had already updated their devices.
The TestFlight 3.4.3 release notes highlight that the update specifically fixes a bug that hindered some users from redeeming the code to download a beta app on the platform. This bug was reported to impact the latest version of iOS available to developers and beta testers. With the latest TestFlight update, this issue has been resolved promptly.
According to Apple, the update resolves the issue of users being unable to accept an invitation to test a beta app via a redemption code. Users on iOS 17.1, iPadOS 17.1, or any later versions will need to use this latest version of TestFlight to accept invitations via redemption code.
For those unfamiliar, TestFlight is an Apple platform that enables developers to distribute their beta apps to users outside of the App Store. Users can be invited to download a beta app through email, direct link, or redemption code.
The iOS 17.1 beta has been under testing by Apple for approximately a month. This forthcoming update offers new features to iPhone and iPad users, including the ability to favorite songs with a new button and the option to customize playlist artwork in Apple Music. Furthermore, iOS 17.1 introduces features like the ability to turn off the display in StandBy mode after 20 seconds, AirDrop over cellular, and enhancements to the Action Button on the iPhone 15 Pro.
Although Apple has not confirmed the official release date for iOS 17.1, a French regulator previously stated that the update would be available to the public today. However, the release did not occur as anticipated. Nevertheless, with the RC build already released a few days ago, the update could potentially be made available to everyone at any time.
Users can download the latest version of TestFlight for free from the App Store.