Update [September 14, 2022]: Apple has removed the ability to enable Developer Mode via the Settings app in the final version of iOS 16 released to the public on September 12. As a result, the guide below is no longer useful.
How to Enable iPhone Developer Mode on the New iOS 18/17/16 – 2 Ways in 2024
iOS 16 brings many great features and improvements, including a redesigned lock screen, wallpaper gallery, lock screen widgets, new ways to change focus, shared iCloud Photo Library, message editing, SharePlay via Messages, smarter dictation, and more.
While it’s aimed at developers, regular users can still get a taste of everything new in iOS 16. But if you’re a developer, you know how important Developer Mode is to you. Luckily, you can enable it pretty quickly on iOS 16 using the Settings app (only). You don’t need to tether your iPhone to a Mac to do it. Here’s how.
Update [September 14, 2022]: The guide below no longer works for iOS 16, as Apple later removed the feature after it was made available in the first few beta builds.
