Open-source APK distribution lacks ad-free reliable alternatives
Request to replace proprietary APK mirror services with an open-source alternative that covers all ReVanced patches without ads. The problem is narrow in scope, affecting a niche Android modding community. Low engagement suggests limited market demand.
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