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Yes, if your iPhone is enrolled in the beta program, you won't get the final releases.

Here's how to check if you're iPhone is part of the beta program:

• TaptoSettings,then goGeneral > VPN & Device Management
• Tap oniOS Beta Software Profile
• Tap Remove Profile, then restart the iPhone

Yup, this fixes about 90% of problems associated with iOS updates not showing up.

But what if your iPhone is not enrolled in the beta program? Why is it not seeing new iOS updates?

Here are the steps I would take to fix this:

• Check the time and date -- if it's wrong, the update may not appear.
• Reboot -- The simple fix for most problems.
• Check your internet connection -- No internet, no update.

If none of this works, then another option open to you is to connect your iPhone to a PC or Mac and run iTunes to download and install the update. This process takes longer, and the update package is much bigger, but it's a way of getting an update if your iPhone (or iPad) doesn't show it.

These simple tips fix a good 99% of all iOS update problems. If they didn't fix your problem, you'll need to see support from Apple.

See also

• iPhone envy? Here are 3 iOS 17 features already available on Android
• 5 useful iOS 17 features Apple quietly released at WWDC 2023
• Your iPhone's Wallet app is getting two big iOS 17 updates. Here they are
• iPhone overheating? Here are 8 potential causes and their solutions