This is how Privacy Display was built on Galaxy S26 Ultra #S26 #S26ultra #samsung

Wouldn't it be great if you can control your display based on when you want to share versus what you want to be private? Displays are designed to be viewed from the widest angles possible. So standard pixels spread light widely to meet your eyes from every angle. But a privacy display requires narrowing the light to only reach you. So we engineered the Black Matrix. The Black Matrix narrows the path of the light emitted from each pixel,

precisely controlling the light visible to you. This new architecture makes up the Narrow Pixel, which works alongside a newly widened standard pixel engineered to deliver sufficient light in every direction. When privacy display is on, narrow pixels work as the primary light source, so your screen is visible for your eyes only. When privacy mode is off, all the pixels

screen is visible for your eyes only. When privacy mode is off, all the pixels work in tandem, so the screen is visible from every angle.