It’s that special time of year: new announcements, new APIs, and new betas. If you’ve got a device you depend on, don’t forget: it’s a great time right now to unenroll your beta profile so you don’t accidentally upgrade to beta 1. A big thank you goes out this morning to Jeff Forbes, who reminded me about the timing!

Unfortunately, all the developer support docs are currently offline before the event. I’ve reconstructed the following from memory and web searches as I deleted my iOS beta profiles about a month or so ago. If I’ve gotten anything wrong, please let me know and I’ll correct.

If you’re on macOS, open System Preferences > App Store, and click the “Change” button next to Your computer is set to receive beta software updates. Confirm “Do Not Show Beta Software Updates”. I chickened out from actually clicking the button this morning on my dedicated primary beta system so I don’t know the steps from there.

On iOS, hop into Settings > General > Profile to delete the iOS Beta Software Profile. I believe you tap “Delete Profile”, enter your passcode, and then tap Delete. Once deleted, the device should longer subscribe to the iOS public betas.