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Pixel because it supports GrapheneOS thus more secure and private.
Calyx isn't as good as GrapheneOS, they do a lot of snitching on you (including to Google and Mozilla) and they overlook critical details such as this one allowing the OS to contact 3rd parties such as Qualcomm.
How does DivestOS compare to Graphene in your opinion?
Divest is based on Lineage, which isn't as secure as Graphene (by a significant margin), but my understanding is Divest has done some things to improve sscurity/privacy.
I realize since we're talking a Pixel here, Graphene is the security/privacy answer. I have other phones in my "support circle" that can use Lineage or Divest, and I'd like to advise people appropriately.
DivestOS is the best option for someone who already has a non-Pixel device. For a Pixel, the developer of DivestOS himself recommends GrapheneOS.
I don't have an opinion on DivestOS. Never used nor audited the thing so I can't comment.