Samsung is preparing a new privacy feature for its Galaxy phones to help protect peeking users from public places.
This upcoming feature will let users check messages or enter passwords without worrying about others seeing their screen.
The system is customizable, and the feature will adjust privacy settings for specific apps or sensitive areas of the phone.
Notification pop-ups and other parts of the interface can also be protected, giving users control over how much information is visible in public.
Samsung says the feature took over five years to develop, combining hardware and software to provide protection without interfering with daily use.
This update builds on Samsung’s existing security tools, including Knox Vault and Knox Matrix, which have offered device-level and ecosystem-level protections for over a decade.
The new feature will provide privacy at a pixel level and will be available on Galaxy devices soon. Stay tuned!
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