And you want to restore from a backup, but old versions of iOS can't be restored from backups of new versions of iOS. The beta version on your old iPhone is newer than the release version on your new iPhone. But if you did take the risk of installing iOS 14 without having a developer account, let me know how’d it go in the comments below.But now you're getting a new iPhone, and have continued updating to the latest beta version of iOS. So, make sure that you have backed-up all your data on the cloud.Īlternatively, you can just wait for a month and install the iOS 14 public beta for free. Not to mention, it’s a very early beta which means it is likely to have a lot of bugs and software issues. IPad Pro 12.9-inch (4th Gen/ 3rd Gen/ 2nd Gen/ 1st Gen)Īs this is an unofficial method, there is a high chance that something could go wrong. Here is the link to download the iPadOS 14 beta software profile. Tap on “Download and Install” to begin installing the iOS 14 beta update.įollow the same procedure to install iPadOS 14.Now, go to Settings > General > Software Update.Tap on Restart to apply the new changes.Tap Install > Enter your passcode > Again, tap on Install.

Alternatively, go to Settings > General > Profile.

Go to the new “Profile Downloaded” menu in the settings.

Save the file on the device and open it.

Download the iOS 14 beta configuration profile on your Apple device.

Here is what you need to do (iOS users). It involves downloading the iOS 14/iPadOS developer preview beta profile.

The other is an unofficial method, but it does get the job done for free.

Beta ios 14 profile