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Apple releases second iOS 27.2 public beta with new iPhone Health app

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Apple releases second iOS 27.2 public beta with new iPhone Health app

Apple releases second iOS 27.2 public beta with new iPhone Health app

Zac Hall | Oct 6 2026 - 10:04 am PT 0 Comments

Apple has released the second iOS 27.2 public beta, which includes the all-new Health app on iPhone.

iOS 27.2 is the next release that will follow the official launch of iOS 27 from September 14. iOS 27.1 is just for iPhone Duo.

Apple’s redesigned Health app first announced during the iPhone 18 Pro event is now live in this beta.

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Apple Music uses less of the icon’s color for labels in the app now.

iOS 27.2 is set to be released officially later this month. For now, there’s both a developer beta and public beta path for iPhone users looking to test the new Apple Health app early.

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