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Storekit 2 (Sk2) requires iOS 15 as a minimum.
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If your app supports only iOS 15 and above (see below hot to determine that). And you want to use storekit 2 new features such as subscription groups then use `STOREKIT2_MODE` during setup (see below)
If your app supports only iOS 15 and above (see below how to determine that). And you want to use storekit 2 new features such as subscription groups then use `STOREKIT2_MODE` during setup (see below)

If your app supports older iOS versions, you'll have two options 1) `STOREKIT1_MODE` will let you use the legacy code to all interactions with the library (i.e. no changes, this is the default). And 2) `STOREKIT_HYBRID_MODE` Will use Sk2 on devices that support it. The library will use the old implementation (Storekit 1) as a default on devices with older versions of iOS

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Please consider the edgecases of using both (See differnces below).
Please consider the edgecases of using both (See differences below).
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### How do I know what's the minimum version of iOS my app supports?
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