Although beta versions of new software can be great to test out, sometimes they are not suitable for daily use. You can upgrade your iPhone to iOS 15 beta. However, if you aren't satisfied with the iOS 15 beta and want to return to iOS 14.6, that is possible.You can easily go back to stable iOS 15 by deleting your beta profile, and waiting for the next update to appear.Go to Settings > GeneralChoose Profiles and Device ManagementClick on Remove Profile to restart your iPhoneYou can't go back to an older version of iOS unless a new update is made available. You can check whether a new update is available in Settings > General > Software Upgrade. If you don't want to wait, you have the option to do a more detailed recovery. It will take longer, but you will be back where you were earlier.First, you need to put your iPhone in Recovery Mode. Connect your iPhone to your computer and make sure it is up-to-date. These instructions were tested with a MacBook Pro. However, they should also work on a computer.Similar How to Install the iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 Public BetasThen, you can begin by following the steps (the three bulleted instructions are directly sourced from Apple's support page).For iPhone 8 and later: Press the Volume Up button quickly. Release the Volume Down button quickly. Next, hold down the Side button to display the recovery mode screen.iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, and iPod touch (7th Generation): Hold the Volume Down and Sleep/Wake buttons simultaneously. When you see the Apple logo, don't let go of the buttons. Continue holding the buttons until you see recovery mode.iPhone 7th Generation: Hold the Volume Down and Sleep/Wake buttons simultaneously. When you see the Apple logo, don't let go of the buttons. Keep holding the buttons until you reach the recovery mode screen. For iPhone 6s or older, iPad with the Home button or iPod touch (6th or earlier), press and hold both the Sleep/Wake & Home buttons simultaneously. When you see the Apple logo, don't let go of the buttons. Continue holding the buttons until you see recovery mode.No matter what iPhone model you have, you will see the symbol of a cable that connects to your iPhone. Your computer is now your focus.You will receive a notice asking you if it is okay to restore, cancel, or update. Choose Restore.Since you are about to erase all personalization and restore your phone to factory settings, you will be asked if you agree to this. Choose Restore and update.You'll be informed that iOS 14.6 will be installed on your device. This is the latest version of iOS 14. Select Next.You will be asked to accept all licensing data you have agreed to since you first used your iPhone. Click on "Agree".The software will be downloaded to your iPhone's computer. It will take about 15 minutes, depending on the speed of your computer and your network.After the OS has been downloaded to your phone, it will tell you that it is being installed. The phone will start uploading the software and may restart once or twice. You will be notified via your computer screen when it is done.Now you can restore your iPhone to iOS 14.6. It's great to have a clean slate. But you still need to restore your personalization and apps. Your backup is crucial here. You did backup your phone before installing iOS 15 beta.
