
Then-if you have an archived backup-you can set up your device again from that backup. Now that the final version of iOS 16 is available worldwide, it’s time to opt-out of Apple’s public beta program – that is unless you want to carry on testing betas of ‘point’ updates throughout the year.To remove the developer beta immediately, you need to erase and restore your device.



If you’re a registered iOS developer, here’s how to install the iOS 16 developer beta: The first public beta is over 5GB in size, and installing it takes a while, too. This process will take around an hour in total, depending upon the speed of your internet connection. Tap Install to install the iOS 16 beta update. Once downloaded, you’ll see a pop-up appear asking to install the update.You should see the iOS 16 beta appear – tap Download and Install, and wait for your iPhone to download the update.Once restarted, go back to the Settings app and head to General > Software Update.Restart your iPhone to finish installing the beta profile.Tap Install in the top-right corner to install the iOS 16 beta profile.Head to the Settings app and tap Profile Downloaded just below your Apple ID.You’ll see a pop-up appear asking whether you want to download the profile to your iPhone.

Scroll down and tap the ‘Download profile’ button.Scroll down the page and in the Get Started section, tap the ‘enrol your iOS device’ link (shown above).Enter your Apple ID – this may be as simple as using Face ID if you have a newer iPhone.(Only tap Sign In if you have previously registered to get beta versions of iOS.) On your iPhone, in the Safari web browser, head to.
