A few days after Apple made the third beta of OS X 10.11.4 available to developers, it has made available to beta testers the third public beta of OS X 10.11.4. It's only been two weeks since the stable version of OS X 10.11.3 was released so It seems that the Cupertino company is going fast with this improvement of the Mac system.
As you know, Apple has a special program through which non-developer users can test the different versions of their systems before the stable versions are released. thus being able to report bugs that they might find
The third version of this public beta is available through the updates tab of the Mac App Store for all those users who are enrolled in the Apple beta testing program. If you have not yet signed up for the program and want to be part of it you can do it on the Apple website.
The third beta of OS X 10.11.4 seems to focus heavily on bug fixes, security improvements and performance optimizations, showing few interface changes. We can tell you that the future OS X 10.11.4 will offer password protected notes in the Notes application and support for live photos for the messages application.
We'll see if in a few days Apple will launch a new beta correcting everything that both developers and beta testers go reporting after using the betas we have told you about.
It is advisable to download the new version of El Capitan for those of us who are simple Mac users, I really don't dare because I don't know how safe it is. Waiting for your comment
Good Mauricio, in this case we are talking about a beta version so my advice is to wait for the official version.
Regards!