Apple released iOS 12.1.1 Developer Beta 1 on Wednesday, just a day after the official public release of iOS 12.1 for the iPhone and iPad. The new beta adds improvements to the FaceTime interface.
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FaceTime in iOS 12.1.1 lets you take Live Photos during FaceTime calls, and makes switching cameras and muting calls easier. The update also includes other bug fixes.
[Apple Releasing iOS 12.1 with Group FaceTime, eSIM Support, More on Tuesday]
You’ll need an Apple Developer Account to install the beta. You can sign up at Apple’s developer website. Apple also releases public betas that anyone can install for free.
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