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Hands-on with Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display: the two sets of pixels that lets users toggle the viewing angle to prevent screen peeking is very impressive

New hardware features?  At a time like this? … Maybe it's a reflection of just how slow hardware innovation has been …

The Verge Allison Johnson

Discussion

  • @backlon Dieter Bohn on x
    The Privacy Display on the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is RAD. A software controllable privacy toggle that can work on the entire screen, individual apps, or even just notification. So cool! [image]
  • @chriswelch Chris Welch on x
    Samsung's Galaxy S26 lineup is here. The Ultra's new Privacy Display makes its screen harder to see and spy on. It's like a privacy screen protector built into the phone — without ruining its clarity or brightness. Full details: https://www.bloomberg.com/... [image]
  • @thegalox_ Anthony on x
    Yeah, that phone is on Privacy display is incredible on the Galaxy S26 Ultra [image]
  • @techdroider @techdroider on x
    THIS IS MIND BLOWING!!! Samsung absolutely COOKED! [video]
  • @harrymccracken.com Harry McCracken on bluesky
    I can't remember the last time a smartphone got an all-new feature that sounded this compelling.  (I wonder if it will become table stakes?) www.theverge.com/tech/884337/ ...
  • @engadget.com @engadget.com on bluesky
    The new Privacy Display is exclusive to the Galaxy S26 Ultra.  The display has narrow pixels that primarily emit light straight out, while wide pixels push light out to the side.  You can turn the wide pixels off, which prevents people from peeking at what you're doing.  #GalaxyU…
  • @pcmag.com @pcmag.com on bluesky
    Say goodbye to plastic privacy screen protectors.  Samsung built this tech directly into the Galaxy S26 Ultra.  🔒👀  —  The company's new “privacy layer” intelligently dims or cloaks pixels if someone tries to view your phone from a side angle.  —  #Samsung #GalaxyS26 #Privacy #Te…
  • r/technews r on reddit
    Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display is the best truly-new smartphone feature in years [Gallery]