DarthDad

So, a quick reference. I only read this site, signed up to answer. I run a Mac Pro M1 , ipad pro 11 M2, iphone 13, apple TV the original 4k one, all on beta, all since day one. ipad i gave my daughter, beta, my GF iphone, ipad, beta. Now, this is where the writer is correct, but he is outright fear-mongering, I cannot say for sure, but i suspect the beta killed my GF first ipad. I have tried everything and cannot get it out of the loop. So that's one. Go back and re-read, way more success than the one failure. That I cannot guarantee was the beta, it is only speculation. I still think it was though. 

It is at your own risk. But I beta my android devices too. So far no issues. been doing it for years. I would like to see the data or the research put into this article. As now I question whether i will trust it. Do you have to be a developer? LOL NOOOOOOOO. My GF far from it, loves using the beta though. If you are a developer you get the developer one, not the public one. As someone who does all the betas on almost all of my devices, i say read, educate and try it. 

Extra hint of advice, if you do have an issue and have to go to an apple store, know that you will have to take the beta off before they repair it. I know from experience. Running all the current betas on all of my devices and the M1 Mac Pro I am typing on. Try it, just have the knowledge that something can go wrong, and accept that.