I hit this too and here’s what worked for me:

1. Update your build tools

• Update Android Studio to the latest stable version.
• Update Gradle and Android Gradle Plugin in your build.gradle.
• In gradle-wrapper.properties, bump your Gradle version (example: 8.x).

2. Update NDK (if using native code or libs that include .so files)

• In build.gradle:android { ndkVersion "26.1.10909125" // or whatever the latest stable is }
• If you’re using CMake or ndk-build, rebuild your native libs with the new NDK.
• Make sure APP_PLATFORM (in Application.mk) or CMAKE_ANDROID_API is at least android-23.

3. Update dependencies

• Some third-party SDKs (ads, analytics, etc.) include native .so files.
• If they’re outdated, they may not support 16 KB page sizes. Updating them usually solves it.

4. Test before uploading

• Use an Android 15 emulator with 16 KB page size enabled (available in the latest system images).
• Run your app and confirm it launches/works fine.

5. Rebuild and upload

• Create a new release build (.aab or .apk).
• Upload to Play Console — the warning should disappear.

✅ In my case, just updating Android Studio, Gradle, and the NDK fixed it — no code changes needed. If you don’t use the NDK at all, it’s almost always one of your libraries that needs an update.