I can’t quit you, iOS 10 beta<article>
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I receive email from readers constantly trying to fly their operating system ship out of the gravity well of the iOS or OS X public beta program in which they enrolled. OS X can be easier to escape, as you can roll back to an earlier version by installing it (in most cases) in place on your Mac without deleting any apps or documents. (Some folks have done so and
use our instructions for leaving the beta program, and still get update notices, however.)</p><p>
iOS betas are more of a pain, because you can’t simply roll the system backwards with a simple installation. Instead, you have to have made a full backup
before you install the iOS beta—fire up your time-traveling machine if you didn’t. To revert, you must restore that backup. It’s a reason to hold off on mobile betas if you don’t want to back up to back out, and lose any non-backed-up changes, like which apps you’ve installed since performing the backup, screen layouts, and certain non-cloud-stored local data.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3101384/ios/i-can-t-quit-you-ios-10-beta.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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I can’t quit you, iOS 10 beta
