You may have seen those privacy screen protectors that limit the viewing angle of the phone’s (or laptop) screen so you can see it forward, but the people on the side cannot peek on your shoulders. Samsung seems to be looking for how to achieve the same functionality without a special screen protector – and, more importantly, the feature can be turned on or off.
Initially within a UI 8.5 code, the privacy display feature is described as: “Limit screen visibility from the side corner to protect your privacy in public.”
Now, X user P.m. Shared screenshots on how Samsung imagines this task. Auto toe is a privacy tg in the settings that can enable privacy performance in crowded public places, everything ranging from elevator to public transport. Alternatively, you can use a schedule to turn on or off the feature. You will be able to add applications for which the privacy display kicks.
Settings menu for a new privacy display facility
If we are reading this exactly, this feature can only obscure the part of the display-Dt. A notification that has been POPP-up or a picture-in-picchare window. In addition, you can choose to secure images in the gallery that contain private information or are GED as secure. Screen locking options can also be secured (this refers to the pin, password and pattern interfaces).
The final step called “maximum privacy” reduces the brightness of the screen while the privacy display continues to make things more difficult for those around you.
Now, this was found in a UI 8.5 code, but it will definitely need hardware support to work – according to P.m.This Galaxy S26 will be available on Ultra. Therefore, even after it is updated on V8.5, it will not work on older models. And looking at the history of keeping Samsung’s ultra special, we will not trust other S26 models.
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