Operating systems for phones
Each system below replaces the Android that ships on your phone. Check the device list first: each one runs on a short list of models.
Each entry says which devices it runs on.
Order: what the tool asks of you (nothing, an account, ID), then open code before closed code, then A to Z. Affiliate links and sponsors never change it.
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/e/OS
Asks of you: nothing Code: open source- Open source mobile system with selected apps.
- Says its Android core has no Google apps or Google services accessing your data.
- Installs on supported devices through a web installer.
Visit /e/OS Checked 2026-10-19
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CalyxOS
Asks of you: nothing Code: open source- Android system focused on privacy and security.
- Supports Pixel 6 to 10a, Fairphone 5 and 6, some Motorola phones and the SHIFTphone 8.
- Offers microG as an option. Its latest news item, dated 1 October 2026, is the Android 17 rollout.
- Links to its source code on GitLab.
Visit CalyxOS Checked 2026-10-19
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GrapheneOS
Asks of you: nothing Code: open source- Privacy and security focused mobile system that runs Android apps.
- Supports Pixel devices only, from the Pixel 6 series to the Pixel 10a.
- Says it will never include Google Play services or microG.
- Non-profit open source project.
Visit GrapheneOS Checked 2026-10-19
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LineageOS
Asks of you: nothing Code: not stated- Android distribution with a wide list of supported phones, from Pixel and Samsung to Fairphone.
- Its device wiki says a device that is not listed is not supported.
- Our checker could not open the main site, so these points come from its device wiki.
Visit LineageOS Checked 2026-10-19
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