A new Galaxy S26 teaser suggests Samsung's Privacy Display may automatically darken the screen when someone tries to peek, possibly using camera detection and directional OLED pixels.

Samsung today previewed a privacy feature that will prevent others from peeking at your phone screen and viewing its content. While the company didn’t provide specifics about the technology, it said ...

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Samsung is rumored to be adding a 24MP setting as well. Users will be able to enable it from Camera Assistant > Advance resolution options, and it will work for both regular photos and portrait mode, ...

"Samsung will introduce its latest Galaxy innovations that elevate how users connect, create, and immerse themselves in tech," it says. If you can't make it to the West Coast, the company will ...