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## Minimum SDK level support
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As Android 4.3 introduced support for Bluetooth LE, API level 18 is the minimum API level requirement for the SDK to work with beacons. However, it is safe to include the library in application that support older Android versions. You can simply have Gradle ignore the B4S minimum SDK level by adding to your `AndroidManifest.xml`:
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## Push messaging dependency
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