

Proceed if you have any of the iPads mentioned above. Here is a list of iPads that are compatible with iPadOS 16: You can get a Developer Account for $99/year. For this reason it’s generally best to wait until the primary beta period is over to opt out of beta updates, but what you decide to do is up to you.As always, you will need to have an Apple Developer Account to download any developer beta software. This means if you leave in the middle of the beta program, you’ll be stuck on the current beta build until a final stable version comes out. Note that by leaving the beta program you will stop receiving beta builds, but you will receive future final versions of iOS and iPadOS. For most users who are in the beta program, simply updating to the final version of iOS 16, and then removing the beta profile, is perfectly reasonable. For that, you would need to downgrade from iOS 16 and back to iOS 15, while it’s still possible. Note this removes the iOS 16 beta profile from an iPhone or iPad, but it does not remove the iOS 16 system software that is already installed.

This means you will not get updates to any iOS/ipadOS 15 version, but will get updates for iOS 16.1, iOS 16.2, etc, as expected. Remember, only final stable versions of iOS 16 or iPadOS 16 or later will appear if you remove the beta profile and you’re already running an iOS 16 version.
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