The locked T-Mobile devices are the last to get the stable release outside of China. Once the update does roll around though, it'll just push a small update to your phone that'll take you out of the Beta, but keep you on the same version.
So you didn't need to withdraw from the Beta at all.
You don't need to withdraw from the beta program, T-Mobile hasn't released the update yet, and once it's released everybody will get even us on beta and we will automatically be switched back to stable
T-Mobile will send them out to all their T-Mobile S22s whenever they are ready regardless if they are unlocked or not. Betas could get it first but that's if T-Mobile decides to give us beta testers the update whenever T-Mobile is done tweaking anything they need to fix.
You never want to withdraw and create Betas Interruptess. You could cause psychological harm. All kidding aside, betas become stable versions on their own. There's never a reason to go all panic mode. Betas get the stable version first, so you've basically pushed yourself further back in line to get it. Beta people will get it first..you, not so much.
