Thanks — I can help with this. You're reporting your app was flagged for using

libnoise.so

that "doesn't support 16 KB memory." To help diagnose and recommend a fix, I need a few details: 1. Which platform/store flagged the app (Google Play, Apple App Store, an internal scanner, CI job, etc.)? 2. Exact error or warning text you received (copy/paste or screenshot helps). 3. Where

libnoise.so

is coming from: ◦ Is it part of your app's own native code, a third‑party SDK, or a packaged library from a dependency? 1. Target ABI(s) and Android NDK or iOS toolchain details (e.g., armeabi-v7a, arm64-v8a; NDK version or Xcode/SDK version). 2. App build system and packaging method (Gradle/Android Studio, CMake, Bazel, etc.). 3. Library version if known, or the path inside your .apk/.aab/.ipa where the .so is located. 4. Whether you can reproduce the flag locally (e.g., running an analyzer, lint, or store precheck) and any steps you’ve already tried. What I can do next once you provide those: • Identify whether the issue is a metadata/manifest mismatch vs. a true runtime capability limitation. • Suggest concrete fixes such as replacing/updating the library, rebuilding the .so with different linker/memory settings, removing the offending ABI, or adjusting packaging to exclude the unsupported library. • Provide command-line checks you can run to inspect the .so (size, symbols, NDK flags) and example build changes (Gradle/CMake) to rebuild or strip problematic ABIs. Send the error text and platform first and I’ll propose the most relevant next steps.