Picture the scene: you're out in public, logging into a banking app, entering your pin or password when you notice someone a little too close by looking over your shoulder. Wouldn't it be great if your phone could shield private/sensitive on-screen information from prying eyes?
That's exactly the kind of tech that Samsung may have in store for the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Currently called "a new layer of privacy", the feature appears to dynamically restrict a phone screen's viewing angles, preventing so-called 'shoulder surfers' from spying on your phone's content.
