The release of iOS 16 is scheduled for Monday, Sept.
Upgrading from iOS 16 beta to the iOS 16 official release Your phone won't have any of your old data, but the iPhone setup process will give you the option to restore it using an iCloud or local backup. After your iPhone restarts, you'll need to set it up like it's a new device. Your computer will then download and install the latest version of iOS 15 (currently iOS 15.6.1) to your iPhone. If you're not prompted to restore, you may need to open Finder on a Mac or iTunes on Windows to select your device and then click Restore. To complete the uninstall of iOS 16 beta, you'll need to connect your iPhone to a computer - a Mac with the latest version of MacOS or iTunes, or a Windows computer with the latest version of iTunes. Once you've synced any necessary files with the cloud, you're ready to erase and restore your iPhone. Making a backup while you have iOS 16 beta still installed won't help, because it can't be used with iOS 15. Toggle on everything you don't want to lose, like photos, messages, notes and contacts. In Settings, tap your name and then iCloud.
In the unfortunate event you didn't make a backup before installing iOS 16 beta, and you still want to downgrade, I recommend syncing all of your important files using iCloud or other online storage. In order not to lose any of the data on your iPhone, you'll need to have made a backup before you installed the iOS 16 beta. To downgrade your iPhone from iOS 16 to iOS 15, you basically need to erase your current phone and then restore it with the new operating system.
Before you get started downgrading iOS 16 beta to iOS 15 And if you decide you don't want to downgrade your iPhone, learn how to turn off the annoying features in iOS 16. For more on iOS 16 and iPhone 14, discover everything Apple revealed at this week's big event.
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