Restoring an iPhone 11 with an iOS 13.1 backup is ... complicatedThe path to restoring your new iPhone 11 from an iOS 13.1 backup will be long and winding.
If you're planning on getting an iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, or iPhone 11 Pro Max on launch day, you may run into an issue if you've been on the iOS 13 beta track this summer and plan to restore your new iPhone from a backup. If you updated to the iOS 13.1 beta when Apple released it in August, the backups you've made since then have all been on iOS 13.1. This is a problem if the phone on which you've installed the beta is also the phone from which you plan to restore your new iPhone, which, by all indications, ships with iOS 13.0.
Here's what you'll need to do to restore your new iPhone 11 from a backup of a phone on the iPhone 13.1 beta.
The problem
The solution
After the upgrade: Erasing your iPhone
Restoring your iPhone from a backup
The problem
Because iOS 13.1 is a later version of iOS than 13.0, backups, whether to iCloud or iTunes, can only be restored to devices running iOS 13.1 or l...
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Restoring an iPhone 11 with an iOS 13.1 backup is ... complicated
