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Configure iOS 7 app compatible with iOS 6

I have an iOS 6 application that I created but didn’t publish at the time iOS 7 came out, and so I went ahead and updated it to work with iOS 7. And now that I have published the appstore, the following text is in the section compatibility for the application:

Requires iOS 6.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPad touch.

Now my problem is that when I try to install it from the storage onto a device running iOS 6.1, I will be asked to get iOS 7 if I want to continue. Downloading and installing on an iOS 7 device works. Working on a simulator with iOS 6.1 works fine.

Did Apple launch the os update or did I miss some configuration in Xcode?

Here is what I have (and find relevant) in Xcode:

  • Valid architectures: arm64 armv7 armv7s
  • Base SDK: Lates iOS(iOS 7.0)// I get no other choice
  • IOS Deployment Goal iOS 6.1

All help will be appreciated if you find out what is going on here.

UPDATE 1 (October 25th):

I sent a message through the iTunesConnect portal and received a response. I was asked to tell all users who have this problem to contact customer support or contact developer technical support through the appdev portal on the Apple web page. I did the last and am updated when I get the answer.

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You are linking to a library that just compiled in iOS 7, what could be the problem? Although Xcode usually gives you errors for such things.

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