Hi all,
I usually join the PB at around this point and just wanted to double-check something.
In the past, having gone through the remaining betas, once the public release was out for all, I would always restore my devices, wanting to clean up any remaining beta stuff still lingering. Kind of a habit from my Windows days, I guess.
So my question is - based on your experience, at this point in iOS development, do we still actually need to do these restores to clean things up after running betas, or is the modern OTA update process sufficient to take care of any residual beta stuff? Ideally, I would like to avoid having to restore at the end of the beta period, as my iPhone has a dual-SIM setup (eSIM + physical SIM), so I am worried the restore process might harm the eSIM in the process.
What do you think? Thank you all for your advice!
I usually join the PB at around this point and just wanted to double-check something.
In the past, having gone through the remaining betas, once the public release was out for all, I would always restore my devices, wanting to clean up any remaining beta stuff still lingering. Kind of a habit from my Windows days, I guess.
So my question is - based on your experience, at this point in iOS development, do we still actually need to do these restores to clean things up after running betas, or is the modern OTA update process sufficient to take care of any residual beta stuff? Ideally, I would like to avoid having to restore at the end of the beta period, as my iPhone has a dual-SIM setup (eSIM + physical SIM), so I am worried the restore process might harm the eSIM in the process.
What do you think? Thank you all for your advice!
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