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One UI 8.5 code: Privacy display Limits screen visibility from side angles to protect your privacy in public. The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will almost certainly feature a smart privacy screen that sounds like magic: Flex Magic Pixel.

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Noah Cat1 年前

Amazing innovation I hope it doesn’t have any negative effects on the display quality

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Out of Galaxy1 年前

AAAAAAND it will be limited only to the S26 Ultra 😍 Wanted on other models too? Sike. It’s not a charity for you guys💋

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enyaxx1 年前

The problem with Samsung, they only care about Ultra and don't care about others models.

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Lakshya Lark1 年前

Samsung should include this feature on every Galaxy S26 model.

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Vibe Gaurd1 年前

Here we come again now time to promote next galaxy

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Goatec1 年前

Gooner's favorite phone

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kro1 年前

If the source code leaked, that’s pretty much a confirmation.

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Momo Valverde 7️⃣4️⃣1 年前

Users demand DC-dimming, better battery life, & faster charging speed. "We want to enhance your privacy with our new innovation, although only a small percentage of users need it, and other customers' demands will be ignored cause itll reflect my cost-cutting strategy" - TM Roh

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taltigolt1 年前

When bad viewingangle is by design

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jO-SePpEl1 年前

Will the ROM also be increased to 2 terabytes?🤔

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The_bastian1 年前

Can't wait to see all my nsfw pics everywhere lul

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AMIRCHAND1 年前

this is not right in my opinion. Already available privacy glass for 100.Anyone who needs privacy will install privacy glass themselves.Because if you ever sit among your friends to watch a movie and the person next to you cannot see it,then what is the point of such a display?

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D1 年前

No one asked for this. You haven’t updated the phone in 3 years. Bring a bigger battery, faster charging, and better cameras first. Once those are done, then add this feature

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eggimage1 年前

viewing angle so shit it becomes a privacy feature lmao

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Iczeman ❄️1 年前

Good what about 10 bit or even 12bit display and PWM?

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Some1sTech1 年前

Next generation 6 bit display*

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Jack1 年前

This is cool, privacy glass is a must in certain situations but also isn't good in all situations like showing your friend(s) something. Very practical feature!

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Viplav Bisen1 年前

Hope it's switchable with respect to visibility,angles and intensity

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Ahmad Mujtaba1 年前

Hey Cat ,please tell Samsung that One UI 8 is terrible at battery, almost everyone complains about battery in One UI 8

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Sedat1 年前

Very cool

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Avada Kedavra1 年前

Now THIS is innovation

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🇧🇷 AZlZ ' 11 🌙1 年前

Excellent innovation I hope Samsung implement on S26 Ultra will look amazing #Samsung 1st in screens 😍💪🏼

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EMEKA1 年前

We have screen protectors with this function One question tho, is it going to be a hardware or software function Can I turn it off?

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𝓓𝓪𝓷𝓲1 年前

This is such an underrated features and it's bloody amazing! I'm thrilled to see it make an appearance in the S26 Ultra

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DSFRGR1 年前

Oh I love this feature, when one UI 8.5 comes for s23 ultra? 😭

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Senn1 年前

Samsung is screen protector less while apple forces u to have one cause of its plastic like glass lmfao

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Omar1 年前

@grok هل هي تضاف بالتحديث ام انها عتاد

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Thanasis Gats1 年前

How the hell will they do that and ngl it will be a good feature

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Fold Universe1 年前

Doesn’t solve the problem of 2K, 4K HIK Vision prying eyes surveillance cameras that is everywhere in your country.

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Christo Robin1 年前

Huawei have something similar to this right

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MADHURR MITTAL1 年前

But what about cameras

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wasim1 年前

Wow

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Mauricio1 年前

🤔...

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marcinw21 年前

Funny. Do you know why some people avoid such screens? Because cannot read anything on them. Implementing it can nail to the coffin. (Of course Sammy can do something else but right now with this brand - first see it and check it deeply)

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Nisarg1 年前

Cool

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🐯: i just changed my phone lately to galaxy s26 ultra. and it has a privacy screen feature right? it's so cool. you really can't see anything from the side. i show this to everyone i meet and make them jealous chaewon bragging about her s26 ultra 😂

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