A day after Apple released the first beta versions of iOS 9.3.2 and OS X 10.11.5 to developers via download from the developer's own website or through the App Store, yesterday Thursday the same build of the previously released betas was made available to users subscribed to the public beta program for testing in these types of versions.
As stated yesterday, the latest preview version of Apple's software lacks new significant features which were already seen in iOS 9.3 and instead focuses on addressing bugs and overall performance improvement.
As I have mentioned, users who are already enrolled in Apple's public beta testing program can access the new build through the software update tab in the Mac App Store in OS X and in the same way in iOS only this time through the App Store. All those who are interested in trying the latest versions of Apple software, you can register through the company's website, although it must be remembered that preliminary versions that are published often are unstable and it is not recommended under any circumstances to install them in devices of regular use.
On the other hand, it should also be noted that last week Apple launched a small iOS update to version 9.3.1 to address a problem with web links, while OS X 10.11.4 introduced new features such as Live Photos support on Mac last month.
They left out the iPhone 4s, as bad news to begin with.