If that is the case, you will need to remove that downloaded file. Unless, for some reason it had already downloaded that beta and simply is waiting for you to install it. That is indeed something new I have not seen before. Now if the Beta Profile is indeed gone and is not being displayed under the Profile settings. For odd reason it popped back up and I had to do the step over again by that next reset it was gone now. What I have found in the past is that I had to reset the device and go back to check the Profile again. BetaProfiles social media will remain as a place to discuss beta updates.From the sound of it you did the right thing by going to the Settings -> General -> Profile and removed the beta profile.
Hi everyone, I just wanted to say that BetaProfiles will be shutting down soon, I just don’t want to get into a legal battle with Apple. However, be reassured about one thing… Those who have gone through Betaprofiles to install the beta of iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS 13 Ventura, tvOS 16 and watchOS 9, your profile will remain active until the final end of the program in September. Of course, for the Apple community, it is an immense sadness to see this site vanish, since it gave free access to all betas at the same rate as the release for developers. In a tweet posted this morning, BetaProfiles claims that it does not want to enter into a legal battle with Apple, the site is aware that it violates the policy of Apple and that there is little chance of winning a lawsuit, even with the best lawyers in the world. Unlike the developer-only beta program, public betas are significantly more stable and reduce minimize the risk of major defects that may interfere with the use of an iPhone, iPad, Mac, etc. If too many customers download the betas, it can quickly become critical for technical support by phone or in the Apple Store, which will be overwhelmed with demand. The Cupertino company believes this is for your good, as betas can sometimes be unstable and cause bugs, crash applications and even reboots untimely. Remember, however, that Apple’s beta programs are extremely strict as for eligibility, if you are not a developer, you are prohibited from accessing the program except for public testers.
The problem is that Betaprofiles became popular very quickly, with hundreds of thousands of visits every month during the beta period and several tens of thousands of followers on social networks, the site made too much noise, which obviously pushed Apple to do pressure to the managers of the site to close the site.
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