Samsung’s Galaxy S27 Ultra will ship with Privacy Display v2 — an upgraded version of its proprietary anti-snoop screen tech, according to a tipster report confirmed by Gizmochina. The feature is expected on both the Galaxy S27 Ultra and Galaxy S27 Pro, marking its first expansion beyond flagship-only deployment. It arrives to fix a key flaw in the original: when enabled, Privacy Display softened image quality and reduced sharpness even for the person holding the phone. That made it impractical for all-day use. Version 2 aims to preserve full clarity head-on while still cutting side-angle visibility. No trade-off required. The upgrade relies on refinements to Samsung Display’s Flex Magic Pixel tech, though exact implementation details aren’t public. No official specs or lab measurements are available. This remains unannounced hardware. But if the tip holds, it’s the first meaningful evolution of a privacy feature that’s been exclusive to Samsung’s top-tier phones since 2024. The Galaxy S27 Ultra is tipped to launch in February 2027, running One UI 9.5 atop Android 17. Its US starting price is estimated at $1,400–$1,500. Indian pricing hasn’t been reported. Galaxy S27 Ultra vs Pro comparisons will hinge heavily on whether the Pro gets the same display upgrade, and whether Samsung limits v2 to the Ultra’s higher-resolution panel. For now, the change is subtle but significant: privacy that doesn’t ask you to look away from your own screen.