IPhone users are still acclimatizing to the new iOS 26 look, which includes a massive overhaul of the iPhone interface and the design of division liquid glass.
But while many apple heads quickly took the blow of new icons and animations, and delight with catchy ringtones, upgrades of Apple intelligence, and dozens of system changesOthers felt like they had a major error.
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“Will I regret leading to iOS 26?” An X user asked, who then responded to his own message with “YUP”. “Apple iOS 26 is absolutely horrible. I completely ruined my phone by installing this. I could not be more upset,” wrote another. Even users who were in the new look expressed their concern about the update, because people reported more bugs, hoping to wait until Apple has sent its first fixes to the new operating system.
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So, is it possible to come back if you have already taken the plunge? The answer is complicated.
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Earlier this year, messages from beta iOS 26 testers showed that people claimed a way to retreat the update when phones started playing and performance clashes have obtained daily use, encouraging publications and technicians to publish Multiple guides To reset their devices. And, as CNET noted in its cover, Watchos users found that they could not make the update back to all.
For users of the new full iOS 26 product, this can be even more complicated.
According to a macrumors forum postUsers who wish to demot to iOS 18 must first ensure that they have a complete backup of the device of the previous iOS, not a backup of iOS 26 – and potentially accept to lose all their data in the process.
From there, said the @OSSEV user, users will go through a somewhat thorny process of downloading the previous iOS as a .ipsw file using a developer account, restoration of their device in a hard restart and reinstalling the old iOS iOS using an archived backup.
Technological aficionados will probably have more ease with this, but for the average user, it may be better to keep it until the next big update iOS 26. In the meantime, you could as well make these locking screens and these cats of group really cute.
