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How do I install the latest Public iOS version over writing the Beta version 27.2 ?

How do I install the latest Public iOS version over writing the Beta version 27.2 ?


Help !


I have the iOS Beta version 27.2 on my iPhone, I have left ( remover myself ) from the Beta programme and all I want to do is re-install the latest Public version ( 27.1 ) but I can't or it won't let me.


I have erased my phone and done a complete install from my Back-up from the cloud 3 times and even though I have left Beta and turned it all off on my phone my Back-up still installs the Beta iOS ahahahaha


I don't have an older iOS Back-up that is not a Beta one.


The question is does anyone out there know how I can install 27.1 the public version ?


Hope someone can help !


Steve

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golf king wrote:
How do I install the latest Public iOS version over writing the Beta version 27.2 ?
Help !
I have the iOS Beta version 27.2 on my iPhone, I have left ( remover myself ) from the Beta programme and all I want to do is re-install the latest Public version ( 27.1 ) but I can't or it won't let me.
I have erased my phone and done a complete install from my Back-up from the cloud 3 times and even though I have left Beta and turned it all off on my phone my Back-up still installs the Beta iOS ahahahaha
I don't have an older iOS Back-up that is not a Beta one.
The question is does anyone out there know how I can install 27.1 the public version ?
Hope someone can help !
Steve

You can't install iOS 27.1. Did you see this --> How to uninstall iOS or iPadOS beta software - Apple Support


iOS 27.1 was specifically for iPhone Duo and is not available to any other iPhone.


The easiest way is to wait for the final release of a point version such as iOS 27.2 which was released just 5 days ago, Monday, October 26. Once the update is installed, switch Beta updates to off and you’ll only be able to download and install the public versions.


Future-proofing your critical data: The best practice is to NOT use your primary device for beta testing. We see too many reports here of total and unrecoverable data loss when people try to revert their primary device from beta to a regular OS version.