Android OS is a __ based platform for mobile phones?

Linux

Unix

Symbian

Windows

Android OS is a Linux-based platform for mobile phones.
While it uses a modified version of the Linux kernel and deviates significantly from the traditional desktop Linux experience, its core foundation is built upon the Linux kernel architecture.

Note:

Symbian was a popular mobile operating system in the early 2000s, but it was a proprietary system developed by Symbian Ltd.
Windows is a proprietary operating system developed by Microsoft primarily for desktop and laptop computers. While there have been attempts to bring Windows to mobile devices, it hasn’t enjoyed the same success as Android.

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