It doesn’t really make sense to target iOS 17 as the minimum supported version if you want people to test it. Normal users won’t run beta versions of iOS.
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It doesn’t really make sense to target iOS 17 as the minimum supported version if you want people to test it. Normal users won’t run beta versions of iOS.
Agreed, there’s only a limited amount of users on iOS 17. But I believe there are changes in iOS 17 that the dev might be making use of.