In the smartphone market, only a few mobile companies adapt stock Android. One is the Google-owned Pixel, and the second major one is Motorola, so if you are a fan of stock you can choose these two phones. So you will be free from bloatware and pre-installed applications in your smartphones, but if you feel Google-based applications as annoying we don’t have many options to omit the application now but in the future it may.
But if you want a privacy-focused operating system in your mobile then I can suggest you to go with GrapheneOS, which is an open source project built focusing on privacy, so most of the people in the tech industry prefer this OS when it comes to privacy. But the only problem is it only supports Pixel devices because of the hardware support that Pixel devices have.
But by the end of the next year we will be able to install GrapheneOS in the Motorola phones as well. Motorola has announced a long-term partnership with GrapheneOS in the Mobile World Congress happening in Barcelona so they can ship their new phones with the hardware compatibility to install GrapheneOS. This will give users freedom to choose between the OS on their own and they can use their smartphone in a more secure way.
Firstly Motorola will adapt these hardware requirements to their flagship phones first and they will slowly adapt to their mid-range and budget phones as well. If the partnership works well a user can go to the store and buy Motorola phones and they can change the GrapheneOS. For users who care about privacy and control over their device they can choose Motorola.
