India, Jan. 4 -- Samsung is planning to introduce a built-in screen privacy feature in its upcoming Galaxy S26 series as part of the One UI 8.5 update. The feature will be integrated directly into the system settings, which might cut the need for third-party apps or physical privacy screen protectors. It is expected to launch first on the Galaxy S26 Ultra and later expand to other models in the Galaxy S26 lineup.

The privacy display tool is designed to limit screen visibility from side angles. When enabled, content on the phone becomes difficult to read for anyone nearby, while remaining clear for the user looking directly at the screen. The feature targets the protection of sensitive information, including messages, emails, banking apps...