A breakthrough in on-screen privacy designed to reduce shoulder surfing in public spaces without adding complexity
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Thursday, 26 February 2026 – Samsung has introduced Privacy Display on Galaxy S26 Ultra, a feature designed to help users keep on-screen content more private in everyday public settings. Whether on a plane, in a café or during a meeting, Privacy Display brings intelligent screen protection into the AI phone era, helping reduce shoulder surfing without complicating daily use.
As smartphones become more central to daily decision-making and communication, they are used more frequently in shared spaces. Privacy Display is built for this reality, giving users greater control over what others can see at a glance. It is particularly relevant for sensitive moments involving notifications, messages, calendar details or work content. Combined with Galaxy S26’s broader privacy protections, the feature aims to make mobile use feel more comfortable in public.
What is Privacy Display on Galaxy S26 Ultra?
Privacy Display is a built-in screen privacy experience designed to help keep sensitive on-screen content more private in public environments. It reduces side-angle visibility so the display remains clear for the user while becoming more difficult to view from nearby angles.
How does Privacy Display work?
Privacy Display manages how pixels disperse light, keeping content readable for the person holding the device while limiting visibility from the sides. The experience is designed to protect privacy without adding friction to daily interactions.
What Privacy Display modes are available on Galaxy S26 Ultra?
Galaxy S26 Ultra offers customizable modes, including Partial Screen Privacy for notifications and Maximum Privacy Protection for added discretion. These options allow users to adjust privacy levels depending on their surroundings and the sensitivity of the content displayed.
How does Privacy Display fit into Galaxy S26’s broader privacy approach?
Privacy Display is part of a layered privacy and security strategy designed for the AI era. Beyond on-screen protection, software safeguards operate in the background, including AI-powered Call Screening that helps identify unknown callers and summarize intent.
Source: AETOSWire
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