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There is no iPhone 12 ipsw though? so how did you do it?
What I did was plug in the phone and tell it to restore. Once it began downloading the ipsw, I unplugged the phone and waited for the download to finish. After it finished I waited a few mins and plugged the phone back in. Then did the option update.
 
To be clear, you're stating you downgraded from 14.2 to 14.1, and restored from a 14.2 iCloud backup on a 14.1 device?
When you do an “update” from 14.2 to 14.1 it does not remove data from the phone. You don’t have to restore from a backup.
 
True, so might just get public release the week after next.

I am going with 14.2 going with a GM, as 14.1 had one, which was most likely due to it going on the iPhone 12 & 12 Pro. Assuming that the 12 Pro Max & Mini are going to come with 14.2 on them, then we would see a GM come out for other devices on that basis.
I don't think that is the case. To upgrade properly, you'll need to first update the 12 X's to 14.2 final, then wipe and restore from your 11XS backup. I've made this same mistake last time. The new released phones aren't as up to date due to when they are setup and packed. probably well before 14.2 is ready. I've seen that senario play out on almoast every Apple device upgrade incl macs.
 
If you don’t want annoyances with a TEST code, guess what? Don’t use a test code. Nobody needs to be put on fire - and if so, that would be you by agreeing to use a test code that is for testing, and being that upset about it.
I'm more upset by your post.
 
Still have the annoying pop up.
 

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Apple has created a new developer beta profile, which possibly fixes something going on on the background that was causing the 14.2 internal Release Candidate to be showing up as new code available prior to be in public developers. Advised to remove the current Beta profile prior to install the new one. Afterwards, it is a 4Gb+ full image file, not an incremental one (at least for my device model).
 
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