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The minimum version of Android when published on the market

I already asked Google support for this and they didn’t help ...

In my manifest I

uses-sdk android: minSdkVersion = "10"

which corresponds to version 2.3.3, however, when I publish the application on the market, it says that the minimum required version is 2.3.7 and uses this in the filter.

How can I tell the market to use 2.3.3 as the minimum version

Thanks.

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I suspect your manifest (or) API filter files are compatible with 2.3.7 than 2.3.3 (I suspect you could upgrade to 2.3.7), which prevents using 2.3.3, even if you use min- sdk 10.

see comment from documentation

o use the APIs presented in Android 2.3.3 in your application, you need to compile the application using the Android library, which is provided on the Android 2.3.3 SDK platform.

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2.3.7 is the latest version of Gingerbread_MR1. I would recommend switching to version 9 SDK if 2.3.3 support is really important.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1393052/

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