I’m looking into installing a more secure Linux distribution on my OnePlus 6T. I’m hoping to find a distro with sandboxing capacity so that I can still run some Google and Whatsapp services without opening the door to my contacts.
Is EndeavourOS planning a mobile version? That would be beyond fantastic.
I wouldn’t hold your breath for that if I was you. 
Considering the amount of work and the complexity of making it work on the most common telephone chips out there, I think the possibility of us releasing that is very small.
But who knows what the future brings? I would’ve laughed in your face if you asked me four years ago to start running an entire distro. And look at us now…
New projects start when someone takes up a challenge/idea and tries to bring it to life.
You guys took on a challenge and brought it into life. 
Linux on phones needs a lot of work and it needs a group of people passionate about it to bring it to life. These people need to have knowledge to work on arm stuff too (because all these phones have arm processors)
I know. I saw someone installed Arch on their smartphones and wondered how doable it would be for EndeavourOS to do that. In the meantime, I’m leaning toward Graphene. It’s difficult finding a mobile platform that has sandboxing.
Manjaro runs on Pinephone/Pinephone Pro. Actually it ships with those devices. It uses Phosh.
Also look at postmarketos
Nice, I didn’t know. I used to use Manjaro before coming here.
I also discovered Shelter which lets you sandbag apps. I’m giving it a try.
No, that’s step 2. Step 1 is being sufficiently pissed off by the current situation 
What do you think Bryan & co were pissed at?
I would guess at the fact their favourite Linux distro kicked the bucket.
For the OnePlus 6T you also can look at Ubuntu Touch (UBports devices) but Waydroid seems like not to work on it.
Thanks, but I would rather not go the Ubuntu way. I think Graphene will be fine with its sandbox system. Cheers