Here’s a quick and easy guide on how to update all your iPhone apps on iOS 16:

Using the App Store:

1. Launch the App Store app: Tap on the App Store icon, usually represented by a blue circle with a white apple logo.

2. Access Your Profile: Tap on your profile picture located in the top right corner of the screen.

3. Navigate to Updates: You’ll see a section titled “Updates” or “Available Updates.” This section displays all apps with updates available.

4. Update All Apps (Optional): If you want to update all your apps at once, tap the “Update All” button in the top right corner (iOS 16 beta versions might have this option phrased slightly differently).

5. Update Individual Apps: If you prefer to update specific apps, tap the “Update” button next to each app you want to update.

Updating During Download (Optional):

While not directly updating all apps simultaneously, iOS 16 offers a feature to automatically download app updates in the background. Here’s how to enable it:

1. Go to Settings: Tap on the Settings icon, usually represented by grey cogs.

2. Navigate to App Store: Scroll down and tap on “App Store.”

3. Enable App Updates: Toggle the switch next to “App Updates” to the “On” position.

With this enabled, whenever an app update becomes available, it will automatically download in the background. You’ll still need to manually install the updates from the App Store’s “Updates” section.

Remember:

• Updating apps requires a stable internet connection.
• It’s recommended to back up your iPhone before installing major updates.
• Some app updates might require restarting your iPhone.

By following these steps, you can keep your iPhone apps up-to-date with the latest features, bug fixes, and security improvements.