Privacy Display on the Galaxy S26 Ultra was a big hit in our hands-on. Now, we may see it roll out to more Galaxy phones.
Samsung introduced its Privacy Display technology earlier this year to help users keep everything from text messages and work chats to photo rolls and video streams safe from prying eyes. The privacy feature uses what the company calls Flex Magic Pixel to focus the LED light onto the center of each tiny individual lens; this prevents light bleed from the sides and severely narrows viewing angles to help hide what’s on your screen.
Now, Samsung is reportedly planning to expand this feature outside of its Ultra smartphone lineup.
Not only is the feature coming to the next generation of Galaxy S Series smartphones, but the S27 Pro and Ultra will also get an upgraded version of Privacy Display, with exact changes yet to be revealed. However, if you’re sticking with the more midrange and entry-level S27 and S27 Plus, those models will be left behind by the update.
Along with the Privacy Display integration, the S27 Pro and Ultra reportedly will be kitted out with brighter screens than their predecessors, making them easier to read in direct sunlight and harsh overhead lighting.
Other rumored tweaks to the S27 lineup include a 200MP primary rear camera, a 50MP ultrawide, and a 16MP selfie cam. The S27 Ultra is also expected to include a third rear camera lens — a 50MP telephoto with 5x optical zoom for snapping those tricky long shots of the Moon or wildlife.
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