Warning
I do not recommend to use Waydroid anymore. While promising at the beginning, the project seems to have stalled. They are still using a many years EOL version of Android.
Also note, that Android uses SELinux as a core part of it's sandboxing. Only distros with SELinux enabled (like Fedora, CentOS, Enterprise Linux) can make this work at all.
Still, Waydroid drastically reduces the security benefits of Android.
Instead, running a system like BlissOS in a Virtual Machine is less insecure, but their latest version "Zenith" is Android 13 and probably unstable.
The project seems to be a successor to Waydroid in part.
It is critical that the "Linux on Phones" community relies on Waydroid so much.