Exactly. On macOS, it's not entirely uncommon to support versions all the way back to macOS 10.11 or 10.12. Each year dropping one version means that you can't use this feature until 5 years from now (!). On iOS, most companies (that I've worked with) require backward compatibility to iOS 12 (at least). Each year, dropping one version means at least 3 years of not using this - and to be honest this is something I've really been looking forward to...
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