What's new in iOS 10 Beta 3?

• Downloading from Safari/Mail straight to iCloud

This feature was present in the second iOS 10 beta, but didn't actually work. Now, with iOS 10 Beta 3, users can download files from the Mail app and Safari straight to iCloud.

• Rest Finger to Open

Another feature that was introduced in iOS 10 Beta 2, but did not function correctly, has been fixed in the new release. Nestled in the Accessibility section, Rest Finger to Open, like the name suggests, allows users to unlock their devices using Touch ID by simply resting a finger on the home button once the device is awake. The first beta release of iOS 10 introduced a slightly altered unlocking method which required an additional press of the home button, but the new accessibility feature allows users to go back to how things were in iOS 9.x.

• Apple's Health App now offers to improve your activity

Improve Activity is a new feature in the stock Health app that has been introduced in iOS 10 Beta 3. Users will be prompted to enable it the first time they run the app, but it can be easily enabled or disabled later in the app's settings. When enabled, the Health app sends anonymous data to Apple, in order to improve its features on a user-by-user basis.

• Siri and third-party apps

Siri has a new App Support section which lists third-party apps that work with Siri. It can be found under Settings > Siri.

• Messaging

“Replying to messages from the lock screen” bug has been fixed. The expanded notification system introduced in iOS 10 opened a sort of a loophole on the lock screen, which allowed basically anyone to view and reply to messages straight from the lock screen, without unlocking the device. Image previews in Messages are no longer cropped to square previews.