Apple yesterday released the first public build of iOS 13 for all compatible iPhones. While iOS 13 brings a number of new features to the table, it is also a relatively buggy release. So if your iOS 13 experience has been less than stellar and you want to downgrade to iOS 12.4.1 on your iPhone, follow this guide.
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