There is, however, a way to get out of the beta program and not have to set up your phone, tablet or watch from scratch. Unfortunately, it's not very clear on the beta program website.

The Android 15 beta is here, which means you can enroll your eligible Android device in the Beta program to test out brand new features before everyone else.

Android 14 isn't available to the masses just yet, but Google continues to release builds for the Android 14 beta. Right now we're at Beta 5.3, which mostly addresses bug fixes, such as carrier ...

Android 15 is here, but beta releases are still ongoing with the Android 15 QPR2 beta now available for Pixel – here’s how to install it.

The Android Beta Program is now live! Head to this link to sign up for OTA updates for the Android N preview.

Of course, you could also opt-out of Android 13 Beta, update to stable Android 13 QPR3, and then enroll in the Android 14 Beta program for these early builds. Up to you.