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Broken Android into Development Board

I have an old, broken moto e5 play that I am going to try and turn into a pi like development board.

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I have an old moto e5 play android phone that is quickly becoming useless. The screen is cracked which doesn't allow me a lot of control. I think I can turn it into a single board computer like a Pi.

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