Am I paying for FLAC quality on Android if there is no HiFi bit perfect available?

It came to my attention recently that Deezer doesn't have the bit perfect FLAC files available for the Android OS. An audiophile on YouTube who is quite respected and known in the digital music production and reproduction community  did a cameo on another channel about audio file formats from all the streaming services available currently. He said something that caught my attention and that was that while Deezer does in fact stream bit perfect FLAC files on desktop, it currently isn't supported on or by Android devices yet which made me ask myself, am I paying for music I can't even appreciate on my Android devices because Deezer is r raking in the revenue from mobile device owners who are paying for Premium tier subscriptions which are only bit perfect at 16/44.1 at the highest available quality but only on desktop or high end DAP? I hope this is not the case, but when I listen to Qobuz (which is FINALLY available on Canada as of a couple weeks ago!!) There is an audible and noticable difference when streamed through my LG Velvet and/or my newer Pixel 6 Pro. Qobuz allows you to import music files from other sources just like Deezer and the CD quality tracks I imported at 16/44.1 auto-detect the bitrate on Qobuz. My question is.... Does Deezer plan on adding a line of code or two for AOSP that allow Android devices to utilise and reproduce real lossless  FLAC files offered by your company? I'm still a faithful subscriber to Deezer HiFi because Qobuz is too expensive and I'm not an audiophile but I am a music enthusiast who appreciates lossless compression for the music I listen to. Some clarity on this Android issue would be appreciated. I'm just curious. I also understand that no digital audio file except for MQA and a couple of very rare codecs are truly lossless bit perfect files that are streamable on the appropriate networks and devices. Cheers 🍻♥️🎵

Sal

Toronto Canada