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It will definitely affect third party repos, like IzzyOnDroid. They just grab the apks from the developers' site, and put them in their repos. A lot of devs builds the apks for play store, and publishes them to github as well. If Play store will only accept aabs, than this devs won't build apks, only aabs. There is an official tool which can create apks from an aab: https://github.com/google/bundletool/ But someone has to run this tool, and that's another processor cycle, which costs money. Maybe this can run on the f-droid client and it will create an apk on the device, I don't know if it's possible. But this way the main point of aab is lost, as an aab generated apk is much smaller than a legacy apk, an d downloading the aab is even bigger than the old apk... (Ok now I see why google wants this, they want to suppress sideloading a bit)