Primary source / Official news post is at https://www.fsf.org/news/fsf-turns-forty-with-a-new-president-and-a-new-campaign

Regarding LibrePhone:

In the afternoon, FSF executive director Zoë Kooyman announced an exciting new project: Librephone.

Librephone is a new initiative by the FSF to bring full computing freedom to mobile computing environments. The LibrePhone Project is a partnership with Rob Savoye, a developer who has worked on free software (including the GNU toolchain) since the 1980s. "Since mobile phone computing is now so ubiquitous, we're very excited about LibrePhone and think it has the potential to bring software freedom to many more users all over the world."

No links or references to the project. Seemingly no page on the website, or on the campaigns page [yet].

I'm really keen that we'll be seeing new contenders to Android. I am so done with Google's constant rain of bad decisions over the years. I am drained.

I'd love to see linux become as easy to install on any phone hardware as it is with PCs now.

unveils LibrePhone

aims to create a fully free and open mobile platform

So it doesn't actually exist? I cannot find any information about it at all.

Cue my lack of surprise when they realize there are no 5g compatible basebands with open firmware, and you can't practically make your own.

I will be even less surprised that they probably won't support 5g at all.