Samsung is planning to make its Privacy Display technology a standard feature across the entire Galaxy S27 lineup in 2027.
According to a report from TheElec, all models—including the S27, S27 Plus, S27 Pro, and S27 Ultra—will include the hardware.
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The more affordable S27 FE is expected to be the only model left out.
This marks a significant expansion from the Galaxy S26 series, where Privacy Display was available only on the Ultra model.
Samsung first introduced the technology on the S26 Ultra using Flex Magic Pixel.
How Privacy Display Works
The technology dynamically controls the OLED screen so that people viewing from the side see a darkened display, while the person in front gets a clear view.
It is designed to protect against shoulder surfers in public places.
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The first version had some early consistency issues, but those problems have reportedly been resolved.
For the S27 series, Samsung is expected to deliver a refined second-generation version that offers a smoother and more reliable experience.
An industry source noted that making Privacy Display standard across the flagships shows how important the feature is to Samsung.
It is no longer just an Ultra exclusive but a core part of the premium Galaxy experience.
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This move could give Samsung a meaningful edge, especially against Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 series.
As people become increasingly protective of their data, being able to shield a screen from prying eyes in cafes, trains, or meetings is genuinely useful.
The S27 lineup, expected early next year, will also introduce a new compact "Pro" model.
While full specs are still pending, the wider rollout of Privacy Display is one of the most interesting upgrades so far.
As privacy concerns continue to grow, features like this could play a bigger role in buying decisions.
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Samsung appears confident that the technology is now mature enough to become a selling point across its flagship range.
