Apple has released macOS Sequoia public beta 2 for the Mac and you can download it right now over the air.
macOS Sequoia Public Beta 2 Now Available for Download – Includes Bug Fixes and Other Improvements
Those who were anxiously waiting for macOS Sequoia public beta 2 to arrive just had their prayers answered. Apple has released public beta 2 and you can download and install it right now on your Mac.
In order to do that, you need to launch System Settings then go to General > Software Update. When public beta 2 shows up, download it right away. I will recommend that you let the update install now rather than later, especially if you’re testing macOS Sequoia public beta on a daily driver Mac. You need all the stability and bug fixes you can possibly get at this hour.
With macOS Sequoia public beta 2, you get the ability to resize the iPhone Mirroring window. You are no longer restricted to just one size. This change might not feel like a huge deal, but it is. It definitely is.
Other than that, there are no noticeable changes in this update. But, one thing you can expect are bug fixes and performance enhancements. It may not be perfect, since it’s beta software, but each update is better than the last one in terms of stability.
If you want to download and install macOS Sequoia on your Mac, be sure to check out my public beta and developer beta installation tutorials. Also, you need a Mac that is compatible with macOS Sequoia. I’m sure you had that figured out already.
