Two days ago Apple released the second beta of OS X El Capitan 10.11.2 to developers, and now it’s time for public testers to get in on the fun, just one week after the first public beta release.
On Thursday, November 5, Apple officially seeded the second public beta of OS X El Capitan 10.11.2. It’s likely that this software release will match the developer beta, meaning the build should still be 15C31f. As far as what’s new, nothing is known in major new features just yet, but one new addition is support for AT&T’s NumberSync/Wi-Fi Calling feature, which also needs an iPhone running iOS 9.2’s latest beta.
The beta is available through the Apple Developer Center, as well as through the Mac App Store’s Update tab for machines running the beta software already.
Are you trying out the beta for OS X 10.11.2?
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