It’s not working on the Beta 2 version of iPadOS18 with the M1 iPad, third generation, 11-inch
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When will it be out for beta 2
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Apple has patched this bug in iOS 18 Beta 2, so most likely there is no way.
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Can you go back to beta 1 after updating?
You can downgrade iOS 18 Beta 2 to Beta 1 using an ipsw file.
Beta ipsw files can be found at ipsw.dev.
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I did all the steps as shown here, but It’s not working for me. I’m on iOS 18 Beta 2, and I use an iPhone 14 Pro Max
Hello, I have tried on my iphone XS Max China Version, using the windows method and completed all the steps successfully However it is still using the Old Siri version !!! any suggestions ?
I am using iOS 18 Beta 2
As I mentioned in the first post, Apple fixed it in iOS 18 Beta 2.
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Hi I’ve installed the new UI using my windows device, and only the side bubbles seem to be changed, I still have the old Siri down the bottom. I am
On a 14 Pro Max. Pls help!
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Apple fixed it in iOS 18 Beta 2. If you want to try the new Siri UI, you can downgrade to iOS 18 Beta 1.
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Depending on the region in which we find ourselves, not all the new features are implemented, so I guess as the beta versions of IOS 18 are filed, it will be when we see them. At least I see it this way from the comments of people who have posted in several forums, we just have to wait for the year 2025, which is where we will see all the benefits of IOS 18. 
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I’m still on DB1, but I want to update. Do I have to undo any changes before I update, or will I be fine updating right away to the new DB? I am currently using the new Siri UI.
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No, just update as usual in Settings - General - Software Update. I did it this way, and everything is fine.
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Hello, i have an iPhone SE 2020, and a Windows Computer. At my Computer it looks like this:
But when i apply it, my iPhone has already the old Siri UI, why?
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What iOS 18 Beta version is your iPhone SE on? Beta 1, 2 or 3?
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I´m on Beta 3
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As I mentioned, Apple patched this in Beta 2 and later.
I haven’t seen anyone share another workaround yet.
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It’s a shame, I would have liked to have had it.
One question: Will Apple officially introduce it in the following betas?
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