This should be available to both developer and public beta users, but you'll have to play it by ear. At some point on iPhone launch day, Apple should release a version of whatever the current iOS beta is for its new iPhone lineup. This is more complicated, but it's how Apple has done things in the past. Scenario 2: Apple releases a beta on iPhone launch day
You'd still need to set up your new iPhone as a new device, update it, then restore it, but you wouldn't also need to install a beta profile on it, too. Or you could hang on to your old iPhone that's running the updated beta and use that until the official release of the new version of iOS to the public, at which point you can then set up your new iPhone. You can either set up your new iPhone as a new device, forego restoring from a backup, and update to the new version of iOS when it releases to the public, and maybe restore from a backup then. If Apple doesn't release a beta version of iOS for its new phones, then that's that. Unfortunately, the answer to this problem is fairly convoluted and depends on whether or not Apple releases the current beta versions of iOS for the brand new iPhones.Īs I see it, there are two possible scenarios. And you want to restore from a backup, but old versions of iOS can't be restored from backups of new versions of iOS. The beta version on your old iPhone is newer than the release version on your new iPhone. But now you're getting a new iPhone, and have continued updating to the latest beta version of iOS.
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