Apple has officially rolled out the second public beta of its upcoming iOS 27.2 update. The new release gives enrolled public beta testers early access to test software stability and explore incoming system updates on compatible iPhone models ahead of the official launch.
The centerpiece of this beta build is a newly revamped Health app for the iPhone. The update aims to refine the digital wellness experience, allowing testers to evaluate refreshed layouts and updated functionality designed to track daily fitness and health metrics.
As with standard pre-release versions, this public beta also bundles general under-the-hood refinements, performance tweaks, and bug fixes following earlier testing rounds. Eligible users who are registered with Apple's beta software program can download the new build directly through their device settings.
For full details and a closer look at the latest changes, check the original report on 9to5Mac.
