How much time the backup process takes will depend on the amount of data that needs to be backed up and the internet speed. To do that, go over to 'Settings,' click on the profile name, select 'iCloud,' and then hit 'iCloud Backup.' Finally, tap on 'Backup Now' to back up all data in that device.

By default, iPhones automatically back up data to iCloud periodically, but if the feature is disabled, users can still manually back up their devices. However, before that, it is advisable to back up all data in the device, especially if it contains important documents, photos and other files. The first step towards doing that is signing up for the Apple Beta Software program. The first public beta of iOS 16 is a free upgrade and is relatively easy to download and install on compatible iPhones. Related: iOS 16 First Impressions: What Works, And What Needs Improving However, it won't be available to the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, which angered many iPhone 7-series users who made it a point to vent their frustrations online. The software is compatible with a slew of iPhones, going back to the iPhone 8, 8 Plus and iPhone X that were launched in 2017. The first stable release of iOS 16 is expected to be rolled out this fall, although the exact date remains a mystery.

Apple launched the second developer beta of iOS 16 in late June before the third dev beta was released in early July.

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