After release of iOS 10 beta 1 I've noticed a lot of people wondering why they don't see a notification in the Settings app telling them to update to iOS 10, and this is normal considering all the information from the last few days regarding iOS 10.
As I told you in the article in which we explain how you can install iOS 10 in iPhone or iPad, this version of the operating system is currently only available in beta format for application developers for the iOS platform, so not for regular users.
Given that iOS 10 is currently offered only in beta format, it cannot appear in the Settings > General > Software Update menu, Configurations > General > Software Update, unless you manually install a developer profile through the article mentioned above regarding installing iOS 10.
In the absence of such a profile, you will have the opportunity to install iOS 10 only in the fall of this year, when the Apple company will publicly launch the new version of the operating system, at that time it will be ready to be used by regular users.
If you have other questions about this topic, I'm waiting for them in the comments.
