Apple today released the fourth beta of macOS Ventura 13.4 to developers, and it appears that there are some issues with content filtering apps like Little Snitch, Radio Silence, and others. After installing the beta, some users on the MacRumors forums and on Twitter had problems with network connectivity, and managed to narrow it down to interference with firewall apps. MacRumors reader Grant, for example, saw his network cycling on and off repeatedly until he uninstalled Little Snitch. Twitter user @aaronp613 had an issue with his Mac disconnecting after updating and he was able to fix it by turning off Radio Silence. PSA: Don’t update to macos 13.4 beta 4 - there seems to be network issues. Myself and one…

Macworld Less than a day after the release of iOS 16.4, Apple began the beta testing of iOS 16.5 with the release of the first developer beta, which should be followed by the public beta tomorrow or Thursday. We anticipate the final release of iOS 16.5 will arrive in late April or May. With WWDC about two months away, iOS 16.5 could be the last iOS 16 update before the first iOS 17 beta arrives in at WWDC in June. Updated 05/02/23: Apple has released the fourth beta of iOS 16.5 to developers, with the public beta expected within the next day. There have been no new features discovered since the first beta of this release. iOS 16.5: New features…