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  1. iMore Question's Avatar
    iMore Question
    IF u restore your iPhone alot does it damage the Phone? Does the battery get worse or something?
    I Also wonder IF iOS beta version gets removed by restoring.
    08-02-2018 11:40 AM
  2. bamf-hacker's Avatar
    bamf-hacker
    Restoring the phone will not damage the iPhone. When you restore it will download the full install file from Apple so it will be restored to whatever the current released OS is. So for now, 11.4.1
    08-02-2018 12:01 PM
  3. Just_Me_D's Avatar
    Just_Me_D
    Originally Posted by iMore Question
    IF u restore your iPhone alot does it damage the Phone?
    No
    Does the battery get worse or something?
    No
    I Also wonder IF iOS beta version gets removed by restoring.
    Not unless you elect to restore the official iOS version. With that in mind, the beta profile will indeed be removed during a restore.
    08-02-2018 12:22 PM
  4. bamf-hacker's Avatar
    bamf-hacker
    Originally Posted by Just_Me_D
    Not unless you elect to restore the official iOS version. With that in mind, the beta profile will indeed be removed during a restore.
    This is not entirely correct. There is no way to restore the phone from the phone itself. If you do the erase and wipe on the phone then the OS will still be the same. However if you are restoring the phone you need iTunes and the option to restore will download the IPSW from Apple to apply. So if the OP is doing the settings > general > reset > erase all content and settings then the OS will stay. If they are doing a restore in iTunes then it will get the latest public release os.
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    08-02-2018 01:00 PM
  5. Sherry_B's Avatar
    Sherry_B
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    Originally Posted by iMore Question
    IF u restore your iPhone alot does it damage the Phone?
    No.

    Originally Posted by iMore Question
    Does the battery get worse or something?
    No.


    Originally Posted by iMore Question
    I Also wonder IF iOS beta version gets removed by restoring.
    You have to go through specific steps to remove a beta version of iOS. Those steps can be found
    here; https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203282#nonbeta
    08-03-2018 05:28 AM
  6. Just_Me_D's Avatar
    Just_Me_D
    Originally Posted by bamf-hacker
    This is not entirely correct. There is no way to restore the phone from the phone itself. If you do the erase and wipe on the phone then the OS will still be the same. However if you are restoring the phone you need iTunes and the option to restore will download the IPSW from Apple to apply. So if the OP is doing the settings > general > reset > erase all content and settings then the OS will stay. If they are doing a restore in iTunes then it will get the latest public release os.
    I’m missing something. I automatically assumed iTunes is the method of restoring. That’s a given.

    The OP asked whether or not the beta would be removed with a restore, and I said not unless you opt to restore to the official version.

    He didn’t mention erasing all contents and settings and it wasn’t even part of my thought process.
    08-03-2018 07:37 AM
  7. bamf-hacker's Avatar
    bamf-hacker
    Originally Posted by Just_Me_D
    I’m missing something. I automatically assumed iTunes is the method of restoring. That’s a given.

    The OP asked whether or not the beta would be removed with a restore, and I said not unless you opt to restore to the official version.

    He didn’t mention erasing all contents and settings and it wasn’t even part of my thought process.
    You don't have a choice not to restore to the non official version. Unless you have the IPSW file and do option+restore to select the file.
    08-03-2018 09:11 AM
  8. Just_Me_D's Avatar
    Just_Me_D
    Originally Posted by bamf-hacker
    You don't have a choice not to restore to the non official version. Unless you have the IPSW file and do option+restore to select the file.
    True
    08-03-2018 09:24 AM
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