iOS 13 was released by Apple on June 4, in beta version for developers for now, a public beta will be available in July. Although Apple initially did not offer a profile for installing iOS 13 on iPhone and iPad via Software Update/OTA, here is how they do it now.
Starting with beta version 2 of iOS 13, those from Apple allow the installation of the operating system on iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, including with a developer profile. The entire procedure is explained below, but of course I recommend that you avoid iOS 13 for now because it is in the development process, and some things do not work well.
Before starting to install iOS 13 on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, it is advisable to make a backup via iCloud for all your data. This backup can be used in iOS 12.x if you want to downgrade, but if you overwrite it in iOS 13 with another backup, then the new one will not be able to be used in iOS 12.
How to install iOS 13 on iPhone and iPad with a developer profile
If you follow the steps below closely, then at the end you should have iOS 13 installed on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch:
- Go to the installation profile to update to iOS 13 available here.
- You will receive an alert message telling you that a configuration profile is being installed, press the button Allow.
- If the profit has been downloaded, you will receive another confirmation notification, which you can close.
- Go to the application Settings/Configurations.
- Here you navigate to General > Profiles, General > Profile.
- Access the iOS 13 & iPadOS 13 Beta profile…
- Press the button Install, Install from the top right of the screen.
- Restart your iDevice.
- After restarting, go to Settings > General > Software Update, Configurations > General > Software Update, and you should have the update listed. If the profile was installed correctly, the update should appear.
What are the dangers of installing iOS 13?
The first danger lies in the fact that the installation could fail, and you will be forced to reinstall the operating system from a computer, with iTunes. The procedure is not simple, it is not available to everyone, and you also need to download an ipsw for your phone from Apple.
The second danger lies in the fact that the phone's warranty can be canceled if you damage it, and the defect is of a software nature, Apple warning the world about this. The third danger has more to do with the user experience, which could be extremely bad, since we are talking about a beta version.
Can I uninstall iOS 13?
You can downgrade from iOS 13 to the latest version of iOS 12 which is signed by Apple, but if you made a backup in iOS 13, you will not be able to use it in iOS 12.
