nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpq8ft2wy94qyqgyr9aelp30lxwn9yt7aqr3zutwmlcndcd4x7x50kqpxyfly (nprofile…yfly) all good points, and my original comment shouldn't be taken as any kind of open or uncritical view of f-droid, but more in the spirit that Google is looking to police everyone else while they cant seem to get their own house in order.
I guess I would question which potential vector for attack has the potential to cause greater harm. Installing from APK's found on sites like f-droid (and others) or installing apps from Google Play?
I genuinely dont know, since I cant get legit usage stats from f-droid, but this most recent malware issue on Play clocked over 2 million downloads.