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google pushes out an up to date X86_64 build of Android, what you can do is go to cros.tech website, type 'galaxy' in the box, wait for it to complete, hit first result, and download 'recovery'. should be a 1.3gb Zip file that unzips to 3. kpartx -a *.bin, and now you assuming you have loop mapping support (it's a kernel feature, no idea if bliss turned it on, and kpartx is usually in multipath-tools pkg or something), you should have like /dev/mapper/loop0p3 like mount -o ro /dev... /mnt. then in there, there's a path /opt/google/gms and two images, system.img and vendor.img, squashfs filesystem images. so you want to mount -o loop system.img /mntB then finally copy three directories out of there onto your android's system dir , which you can just do directly after mount -o rw,remount /. you need PhoneSky/ for the store, PrebuiltGMSCore/ and GoogleServicesFramework or something. most of them are in the product/priv-app/ dir, one might be in system_ext/priv-app or so. if you see com.android.vending already in your system dir, nuke it first, it's just some stub thing to shut up error messages problay. once you moved them restart the android runtime with 'am restart' in a root shell and you should see the play store icon appear up in your apps More on reddit.com

FYI: I already uninstalled the old version 20.4.13, so my phone is without a play store and it still won't let me install either the previous or the latest version. More on reddit.com

Check out aurora store. You can get it from f-droid More on reddit.com