Samsung Introduces Pixel-Level Privacy Screen

Samsung is introducing a new privacy screen feature for its upcoming Galaxy S26 series.

This feature is designed to prevent shoulder surfing, which is when someone looks at your screen without your permission.

The screen will be clear only to the person directly in front of it, making it hard for others to see.

Samsung says this feature has been in development for five years and will allow users to customize it for different apps like banking or messaging.

It can also automatically activate when you enter sensitive information like passwords.

This new feature is expected to debut with the Galaxy S26 series in February 2026, but Samsung hasn't officially confirmed the launch date yet.

The feature is hardware-based and uses new display technology to control visibility at a very fine level.