Mobile phone privacy
Operating systems
Degoogled Android based operating systems
In it’s own league concerning privacy and security:
At the moment only supports select Google Pixel devices. The project faq point out a non-exhaustive list of requirements for a device to be considered, which at the moment only Google Pixel devices meet: “Which devices will be supported in the future?”
In October 2025 the project team confirmed on reddit that they are working with a major Android OEM on Snapdragon-powered devices.
Very wide adoption and good maturity levels:
Other mentions:
- CalyxOS (currently on hiatus)
- Replicant [supported devices]
Other Linux based operating systems for mobile phones
Sadly not quite polished and/or available on a lot of devices yet.
- Ubuntu touch [Ubuntu based, supported devices]
- postmarketOS [Alpine Linux based, supported devices]
- PureOS (Debian based, only Purism Librem)
- Mobian [Debian based, supported devices]
- KDE Plasma Mobile [supports ARM and x86 devices]
Phones
All listed phones feature a USB-C charging port.
If you are mostly interested in software please take a look at PrivacyTools which is a big collection of privacy focused resources in many different areas.