Thank you for that image. I had taken a screenshot of my screen to compare once installed. Thank you.
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All Devices iOS 13 Beta 6 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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Thank you for that image. I had taken a screenshot of my screen to compare once installed. Thank you.
Signing out and back in did not work. Seems like the Files app is broken for iCloud Drive now.
I have the default red wallpaper on, ever since. I found that "Dark Appearance Dims Wallpaper" does nothing for me. Default is disabled, I enable it and find no change. If possible and not much of an inconvenience to you, would you kindly help with a screen grab showing the difference?
Already did ;-) Just sharing my experience with this beta as well.
It’s a crop inside approximately this (I tried tweaking it for the folders to be more contrasted to no avail)
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You can now add a shortcut to change to dark mode in Control Center.
iMessage via notification drop down no longer has the issue where keyboard blocks the last message received. I can finally use iMessages in the popup window
Known Issues
- After updating to iOS 13 beta 6, iCloud Drive might synchronize for an extended period of time. If you notice any missing files, they can be found in a Recovered Files folder under On My iPhone/iPad within the Files app. (53772753)
Now you can tap three finger everywhere
1. I love the new darker folders. The darkness seems to sync with the background, which I like. (Take a look at Finance folder, how it blends.)
2. Qualcomm iPhone 8 modem firmware has been updated to 5.00.00
3. Carrier settings for my provider updated to 37.0
4. This beta feels slightly more fluid and definitely more polished than the last beta.
5. I would really like the dock border to look like iPhone X and above. Should free up some space for the wallpaper and will make the display feel slightly more spacious.
2. Qualcomm iPhone 8 modem firmware has been updated to 5.00.00
3. Carrier settings for my provider updated to 37.0
4. This beta feels slightly more fluid and definitely more polished than the last beta.
5. I would really like the dock border to look like iPhone X and above. Should free up some space for the wallpaper and will make the display feel slightly more spacious.
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Mine has worked for all of the wallpapers I used. It would make all of the images darker when Night Mode was enabled, even ones i set myself from the camera roll. But now in B6, it only works with those special wallpapers which i don't like. lol
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Interesting. That's a major version bump for both modem firmware and carrier version.
This beta didn't fix two of the most annoying bugs from Beta 5 on my 2018 12.9" iPP 
1. Still cannot re-arrange or add apps to a folder that's in the dock. I have to move the folder to the home screen, make my changes and then move the folder back to the dock.
2. When sliding the Messages app over, the entire app is blank. I keep Messages in SlideOver at all times and use this all the time. This bug is the worst!!! Anyone else having this issue?
1. Still cannot re-arrange or add apps to a folder that's in the dock. I have to move the folder to the home screen, make my changes and then move the folder back to the dock.
2. When sliding the Messages app over, the entire app is blank. I keep Messages in SlideOver at all times and use this all the time. This bug is the worst!!! Anyone else having this issue?
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It looks like they aren't planning on making a widget for Find My like they used to have for Find My Friends. I used to use it all the time, and by far much easier than opening the app every time.
"Morons"
It's a beta... you're 100% not the intended audience for this software if that's the reaction you have to undesired behaviour in beta software. Please install iOS 12 at your earliest convenience. iOS 13 will be available to the general public in September.