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Okay, that plays as odd but how does it connect to the entire FDroid being under suspition?
Not the entirety of F-Droid being suspect, but the package available in the default repo on F-Droid is being updated by this dodgy person while the other versions are not. If they are uploading malware or making dodgy changes anyone who previously installed Syncthing-Fork could get this new version from the dodgy dev without notification.
If you open the versions drop down in F-Droid it has a 'suggested' tag next to the 2.0.12.1 version, so they're aware of the issue, I'm not sure if that means if you just click install that's what you get as I pinned it there when this all started and don't want to uninstall reinstall just for this post, but I'm guessing it'll just install the non suss version.