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Xcode 12 won't let me use lower iOS versions

I recently got the M1 MacBook and it automatically updates you to Xcode 12 and I can’t use any simulators below iOS 14.Is there a way around this?

Note: Yes I have downloaded the older simulators

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    I was able to solve the different iOS version problems on the M1. For iOS 14 and up, go to Excluded Architectures in Build Settings and add arm64. For lower iOS versions just clean and build and it should work. Only problem I still run into is my Quick/Nimble framework crashing through the lower iOS versions.


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    Try clicking on your simulator icon to the right of Run button. At the bottom of popped up list you’ll find Download Simulators. Go there and pick the one you want.

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