There's also a Restore guide if you're interested.
However, if you want to roll back to the previous stable version, you'll need to do this through your PC or Mac. You can always change this setting to "Off" at any time if you want to stop receiving beta updates. If you need to change your Apple ID associated with the beta, you can tap that at the bottom. Note: Your device must be signed in with the same Apple ID you used to enroll in the Apple Beta Software Program in order to access the beta software. Then tap General > Software Update.Ĭhoose the new Beta Updates button (it may take a moment to appear) and then choose the Developer Beta or Public Beta. Launch the Settings app on your iPhone running iOS 16.4 or later. We will update this page when there is any new information on this issue, so please stay tuned. It is unclear whether this change will affect other operating systems (watchOS, macOS, and tvOS) because currently Apple is only applying it to iOS and iPadOS.
Currently, you can still install beta profiles to receive iOS 16.5 beta and iPadOS 16.5 beta. This change will be applied when iOS 17 beta and iPadOS 17 beta are released at WWDC23 (in June 5th). If you have already joined in either of the above programs, follow the steps below to enable beta software updates in the Settings app. If you haven't joined the Apple Beta Software Program or Apple Developer Program, please join before following the steps below. With iOS 16.4 and iPadOS 16.4 or later, those who are joined in Apple's Developer Program or Apple Beta Software Program can activate the latest beta updates from the Software Update section in the Settings app, without needing to install beta profiles anymore.īecause there is no need to install beta profiles anymore, Apple has switched to using Apple IDs to manage devices using beta software (including both Developer Beta and Public Beta).
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