I vibe coded an Android app using ai studio. Android App Store accepted the app. To complete the formality. I have to upload .aab . The ai studio is not supporting to download the .aab. How can i manage this ?
I have had some success asking Gemini to configure a web server to deliver binaries from my project. First I said
Can you configure nginx to serve the AAB file as a downloadable link?
It did so and gave me a link to download the AAB, but I got a 403 error when I tried it, so then I asked:
That didn’t work. Please disable lua Auth.
After that, I could successfully download the AAB using the URL that Gemini provided. HTH!
Thank you I will try.
Thank you, it worked, lol. Actually the second i asked to serve the file on nginx, it appeared the file to download on the public folder
Glad to help 
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It’s not about the file recovery tool existing; it’s about the fact that the backend ‘Interactions API’ (as documented by Google) maintains the chat history long after the pointer (JSON) is deleted. The server should not have the data anymore. If it were a proper deletion, the recovery of the pointer would lead to a 404 error, not a fully functional chat session.
GDPR doesn’t give a 30-day grace period for ‘hidden’ data. Article 17 states that data must be erased upon request. Storing user data in an ‘orphaned state’ specifically to circumvent deletion for 30 days is a violation, not a feature.
User interface elements like ‘Delete’ and ‘Empty Trash’ are the primary way a Data Controller (Google) implements the Right to Erasure for the end user. If a user clicks ‘Delete’ and the system explicitly says ‘permanently deleted’, then the Controller has represented that to be the erasure request. You cannot claim that the UI button is a ‘legal nullity’ just to avoid GDPR compliance.
I suggest you read the provided technical documentation and the legal arguments before commenting. Please refrain from posting uninformed assumptions.