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How to Uninstall iOS 18 Beta from iPhone [Step-By-Step]
This guide will walk you through the detailed steps to uninstall the iOS 18 beta from your iPhone. Read on for details.
It's exciting to be the first to try iOS 18. However, if your iPhone has problems after installing iOS 18 or you regret updating it, follow this complete guide to uninstall the iOS 18 beta from your iPhone.
Before You Delete the iOS 18 Beta from Your iPhone
When you decide to uninstall the iOS 18 beta from your iPhone, make sure you have your iPhone backed up beforehand.
To back up your iPhone, you can use the official tool iCloud. However, if your iCloud storage is full or you prefer to back up your device to a local computer, refer to the guide below:
Related Article: How to Back Up iPhone to Mac (Sequoia/Sonoma)
Once you've backed up your iPhone to iCloud or computer, follow the steps below to delete the iOS 18 beta from your iPhone.
How to Quickly Uninstall iOS 18 Beta from iPhone Using BuhoRepair
The easiest way to uninstall the iOS 18 beta from your Mac is to use BuhoRepair, an ideal tool for downgrading and upgrading iOS/iPadOS. With this handy tool, you can quickly roll back the iOS 18 beta on your iPhone to iOS 17.6.1.
Here's how it works:
- Download, install, and launch BuhoRepair.
- Click "Upgrade/Downgrade iOS".
- Connect your iPhone to your PC or Mac computer using a USB cable.
- Click "Downgrade Version" > "Downgrade Now".
- Download the firmware suitable for your iPhone and start removing iOS 18 beta and installing iOS 17.6.
How to Manually Uninstall iOS 18 Beta from iPhone
If you prefer not to install any software on your computer, follow the steps below to manually delete the iOS 18 beta from your iPhone.
Step #1. Remove the iOS 18 Beta
- Open the Settings app.
- Tap "General" > "Software Update", then turn off "Beta Updates".
Step #2. Restore Your iOS Version
- Tap Settings > Your Apple Account > Find My > Find My iPhone, then disable Find My iPhone.
- Connect your iPhone to your Mac.
- Put your iPhone into recovery mode.
- When Finder detects that your iPhone is in recovery mode, it will pop up a window.
- Click the "Restore" button on the window, click "Restore and Update", and follow the instructions.
- Wait for the restore to finish, then set up your iPhone as new.
The Bottom Line
Have you successfully uninstalled the iOS 18 beta from your iPhone?
It is worth mentioning that iOS 18 is in the beta stage. To avoid problems with your iPhone or data loss, back up your iPhone regularly.
Clare Phang has been captivated by the world of Apple products since the launch of the iconic iPhone in 2007. With a wealth of experience, Clare is your go-to source for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and all things Apple.