Beta Profile Ios 16

[Heberto Calderon]

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This year, Apple will not release beta profiles for iOS 17 beta, iPadOS 17 beta, macOS 14 beta, watchOS 10 beta, and tvOS 17 beta. They have introduced a new beta software update system integrated within Settings - General - Software Update - Beta Updates. For more information, please see: Enroll your devices to get Apple Beta Software.

We did factory reset, and I paired watch with my IPhone using my AppleID. Everything works fine, but when I go to settings->general-> there is no option profile, so the Beta Profile is missing, and I am unable to remove it.

My question is, was it deleted automatically when previous owner signed out from device and I will be able to do update to regular version of WatchOS as soon as it is available the will be no problems updating Watch?

I hope that since I don't see the beta profile, that means that the watch doesn't see it somewhere in the background too, and that if it shows me option to update to regular version of WatchOS there would be no problems updating.

Please note that you are about to install beta software. Always back up your data and files before installing beta versions of iOS. We recommend that you do a backup using Finder. Select your device from Locations in the Finder sidebar. Create a backup then click Manage Backups to Archive your backup.

Note: If you have not upgraded to macOS Catalina or later, you can archive a backup using iTunes. We recommend that you do an iTunes backup and archive it before installing the iOS beta.

From your iOS device, go to BetaProfiles.com to download the configuration profile. Your iOS device will notify you when the profile has been downloaded. Open Settings, tap the profile and follow the onscreen instructions to allow installation.

You can always delete this installed profile anytime you want to stop receiving beta updates. All you need to do is go through the Delete Profile page, which has all the instructions for each of your devices.

Once the beta is installed, it will come with a built-in Feedback Assistant app, which can be launched from the second page of your Home screen. When you come across an issue that needs addressing, send your feedback to Apple with Feedback Assistant.

I uninstalled and deleted my BETA profile a couple months ago, however, my software updates that I get notified on my phone are still the public beta versions... example I currently have under software update "iOS 10.3.3 Public Beta 2".. I just want to be able to update my phone to the current software...not beta versions... I have no "Profile" under my settings and I removed my device from the site so I'm unsure why this is still on here. Does anyone know what I need to do? Thanks!

Haha I literally signed up, then unregistered in less than an hour without doing anything (I didn't even download the beta software). Sooo didn't have any issues with it because I didn't do anything... just want me phone to be able to update normally.

Edit: Nevermind it worked! I tried doing it while i was on the allow button and then went to setting and set my date back without closing the tab and then went back to the allow tab and it worked!! Thank you so much!

Edit #2: So it says the profile is installed but my phone still says its on the 15.8 version even with my date and time set back. Do i wait until the signature is verified again before it starts working?

I set my date and time manually and iinstalled the profile and then I restarted my ipad, but after that, when i when to the software update, it says unable to check for an update so does anybody know the solution

We're seeing an issue where our app builds that previously were working suddenly started failing to install through TestFlight. When the user hits Update in TestFlight, they get an error message "The profile can't be installed. Try again.". Double checked the certificates and provisioning profiles, rebuilt and deployed the app, still same issue.

Have tried cleaning build folder, deleting derived data, deleting provisioning profiles and downloading again. Tried removing iPhone from Devices and Simulators and adding back, trusting again. Recreated a new provisioning profile and removed old, installed new, and same error. Certificates, Profiles and Agreements are all up to date and not expired.

In Xcode, going to Devices and Simulators and selecting Show Provisioning Profiles on any connected devices doesn't show any in the list. With "no provisioning profiles installed." Choosing the + and trying to add my downloaded profile gives error "failed to install one or more provisioning profiles on this device. Ensure the provisioning profile is configured for this device." Although, i never had to go in here and manually add profiles before.

On any device, going to Settings and navigating to General -> VPN & Device Management shows nothing.as the error suggests to select your Developer App certificate to trust it. Never had to that before either.

My solution was to go to developer.apple.com / Devices and add my devices using Device ID (UDID). This was obtained by plugging device into a mac, selecting in finder, and clicking the top device banner to copy the UDID. I then had to create a new ad hoc profile and add the devices to the profile. Finally, I had to download and select the new profile in Targets / Signing and Capabilities.

This is strange because I never had to do this before when I was using my regular "app store" profile. So, I am not 100% sure this is the answer. Shouldn't a provisioning profile of "app store" type be able to run on connected devices without a specific separate ad hoc profile?

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However, even though the calls seem to go through correctly, the result of the operation always reflects a replace, rather than an add. For example - trying to add an access profile to a role that already has 1 other access profile attached to it results in the original access profile being replaced with the new one.

The PATCH operation can be tricky when trying to modify arrays of data. The RFC docs for the add operation are a little sparse. Based on the payload example you provided, you are correct that the outcome of the operation is essentially a replace. This is because you are adding a brand new array to the /entitlements array, which will overwrite the existing array. If your intention is to add an entitlement to the existing array, then try the following payload.

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