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Switch to Linux phone?
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Aren't all of those Android derivatives?
I think Ubuntu Touch, or postmarketOS would be more in line with what OP is asking.
Yes, they are Android derivities, but Android is basically Linux...runs off a linux kernel. If you want a pure linux system, I think there is a KDE platform for phones and Ubuntu (I think) but you can't run regular Android Apps, do banking, etc. You are more open source, but limited in certain areas.