If you skipped iOS 14.6, you'll get the update's 38 security patches with your iOS 14.8.1 update. You can learn more about those on Apple's website. If you missed iOS 14.7, you'll get its 31 security patches with your upgrade. Most people will want to install a backup.įor more about iOS 14.8.1, take a look at our guide. When it does, you can start fresh or restore a backup made on iOS 14.8. This process takes a little while to complete. When it is finished you will be back on iOS 14.8.
While you wait the iPhone will restart multiple times.Choose to erase and restore your iPhone.In the window that opens, find the iOS 14.8 file you just downloaded and click on it and then click open.On a Mac, hold alt/option when you click. Click on the Restore iPhone button using a special click.Instead of opening iTunes, open Finder and click on your iPhone in the left side. If you’ve already upgraded to macOS Monterey, macOS Catalina or macOS Big Sur, you will need to start this process in Finder. This is how this process works if you are still on macOS Mojave. Open iTunes and Click on the iPhone icon.With your phone backed up and all the steps above completed, plug your iPhone into your computer.– > Go to Settings -> tap on your name at the top of settings -> Tap on iCloud -> Tap on Find My iPhone -> Toggle off and Enter your password. Turn off Find My iPhone on your iPhone.Make sure there is still a green checkmark in the Apple Signing Status column.Download the iOS 14.8 update for your iPhone from this website.If you are doing this right after the iOS 14.8.1 release, you might have a iOS 14.8 backup still available on iCloud or recently on your computer.įollow these steps to go back to iOS 14.8 from iOS 14.8.1. If you made an archived backup, you can use that after you restore it. While you are downgrading you cannot use your phone so you will need to open this on your computer or another device. Here’s what you need to do to go back to iOS 14.8 on your iPhone. How to Downgrade from iOS 14.8.1 to iOS 14.8 While this isn’t officially supported, it is easy to do and you don’t lose any support or mess with your iPhone’s warranty.
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