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Heads up! Samsung has introduced a very useful upgrade to the Privacy Display feature on the Galaxy S26 Ultra in One UI 9. For example, if you've enabled Privacy Display only for YouTube, when you minimize the video into Picture in Picture (PiP) and return to the home screen, only the PiP window will remain protected by Privacy Display. Your home screen and other apps will no longer be affected. In previous versions, once Privacy Display was enabled, the entire screen stayed in privacy mode, even after switching to PiP, making it much less flexible. This means One UI 9 finally supports independent Privacy Display for Picture in Picture. It keeps your PiP content private without affecting the rest of the interface, making the feature much more practical than before.

Ice Universe

250,668 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Claude found 10 perfect match investors for me in 30 seconds. Watch the video below 👇 Not a random list. The right investors. Ranked by fit, reachability, intro paths and likelihood to respond. This is what happens when you connect Super Carl to Claude. 1B+ profiles. 50M+ companies. Real-time signals. Your network context. Founders use it to find investors. Recruiters use it to find candidates. Anyone can use it to find the right person. Sign up for free, in less than 30 seconds… and yes, it works on mobile and desktop:

Claude found 10 perfect match investors for me in 30 seconds. Watch the video below 👇 Not a random list. The right investors. Ranked by fit, reachability, intro paths and likelihood to respond. This is what happens when you connect Super Carl to Claude. 1B+ profiles. 50M+ companies. Real-time signals. Your network context. Founders use it to find investors. Recruiters use it to find candidates. Anyone can use it to find the right person. Sign up for free, in less than 30 seconds… and yes, it works on mobile and desktop:

Ben Keighran

324,196 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад