Why doesn't Apple copy Samsung's privacy display that blocks shoulder surfing?
tawnniee · x · 2026-09-11
A poster wishes Apple would adopt Samsung's private display technology that dynamically renders pixels so only the direct viewer can read the screen, defeating shoulder surfing, and predicts Apple would execute it better.
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