It’s close to common sense, end users don’t care which monkey(s) threw in the wrench if they encounter an error, just that some entity did. The only caveats I

It’s close to common sense, end users don’t care which monkey(s) threw in the wrench if they encounter an error, just that some entity did. The only caveats I can think of are that it must prominently display that it’s running in a “compatibility mode” and that any encrypted subsystems can’t revert to a lower standard of encryption, which may render the application unusable anyways depending on how tightly integrated it is.