Ever since Samsung first debuted its “Privacy display” on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, we’ve been wondering why nobody thought to make our larger screens harder to spy on. China-centric brand Huawei claims it already figured out how to add such a screen to a laptop, and now it’s a feature we want on every large-screen device going forward.
You can see this new display in action on the Huawei MateBook Pro S (via Android Authority), a thin and light laptop sporting a 3.1K-resolution OLED display. The “Smart Shield Privacy Screen” will keep your screen visible to the person sitting directly in front of it. Depending on the steepness of your angle from…
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