Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Leak Shows Secret Screen Mode That Hides Your Phone From Strangers!

Samsung may be ready to take phone privacy to a new level. A fresh leak has shown the screen page for the Galaxy S26 Ultra, and it points to a smart anti-peek screen mode called Privacy Display. The leak was shared by @tarunvats33, a known tipster on X. The images show a full settings page where users can turn on and tweak the new display tool. If this is real, the Galaxy S26 Ultra could be the only model in the S26 line to get it.

The new Privacy Display is not just a simple on or off tool. It looks much smarter than that. Users can set it to run in auto mode. This means the phone can choose when to block side views on its own. There is also a mode that works by type of content. If you open a bank app, the screen dims for people nearby. This stops others from seeing your text on a bus or at work.

One of the most eye-catching parts of the leak is the set of trigger rules. The page shows that users may pick what makes the tool turn on. One rule may be that the phone knows you are in a public spot. There also seems to be a local or part screen control. This may let the phone block only part of the screen while the rest stays clear. That kind of fine-tuned control could make the tool more handy in day-to-day use.

There is talk that this Privacy Display will be for the Ultra model only. Samsung has not yet shared full details regarding this feature; in fact, it is not even official but we expect to get more information about this feature in the coming days. For now, this leak has made one thing clear, the Galaxy S26 Ultra will place emphasis on privacy.