"Privacy Display, as it is known, is arguably the most important feature on the Galaxy S26. This is a type of anti-shoulder surfing technology that obscures your screen. It works automatically on notifications, but needs to be activated for individual apps. Once on, sideways viewers will only see a dark display."
"The feature works at 'the pixel level', according to Samsung, and it is the result of five years of software engineering and tests. It's an appealing capability for the Samsung S26, but we expect it won't be long before other vendors have alternatives."
The Samsung Galaxy S26 range, including standard, Plus, and Ultra models, features Privacy Display, an anti-shoulder surfing technology that blocks screen visibility from side and above angles. This pixel-level feature automatically protects notifications and can be manually activated for individual apps. When enabled, viewers attempting to see the screen from the side will only observe a dark display. Samsung developed this capability through five years of software engineering and testing. The feature addresses privacy concerns for users worried about unauthorized viewing of their device screens.
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