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might not work as intended yet. You also have to install iOS 18 public beta, which is another risk for your iPhone. It’s also crucial to keep in mind that, unlike other Apple devices, there’s no going back from a watchOS beta to an earlier version. You can’t erase and downgrade an Apple Watch, so if you find any show-stopping bugs in watchOS 11, you’ll be stuck with them until the next public beta release. That’s why Apple suggests that you install a beta on a second Apple Watch. We just don’t know how your main Apple Watch might react, especially if it’s an older model. The good news is that the more likely scenario is that your Apple Watch will continue to work fine, with the exception of some hiccups here and there. It’s just something to keep in mind before installing the public beta. Get Ready for watchOS 11 Whether you’re planning on to install the public beta or will wait for the full version of watchOS 11 to come out, there are a lot of cool features to be excited about. As long as your Apple Watch supports it, you’ll enjoy everything this new update has to offer. Of course, always remember to be careful and back up your data in case something goes wrong with the public beta.