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Samsung shows off Privacy Display tech that could make the Galaxy S27 even better (Updated: Clarification)


TL;DR


  • Samsung introduced Privacy Display with the Galaxy S26 Ultra to protect sensitive on-screen content.

  • On the S26U, Privacy Display offers limited partial-screen support, able to protect notifications.

  • At MWC, Samsung is showing off Privacy Display tech with more flexible partial-screen coverage.




Update: March 4, 2026 (7:58 AM ET): Samsung Display has reached out to Android Authority to clarify that some of the information provided to us during our tour of the company’s booth at MWC was inaccurate.


Samsung Display now maintains that the displays that were demonstrating partial privacy are not next-generation Privacy Displays. While that particular tech may be under development, it’s still achievable on the company’s current-generation Flex Magic Pixel displays. This is the full statement provided to us by the company:


Source: Samsung shows off Privacy Display tech that could make the Galaxy S27 even better (Updated: Clarification)