Yeah.

Potentially.

The other thing is that, yeah, I, I am, I am more scared tha- about this than I, I think many people might be.

I, I...

The reason why I think I'm, I am more scared about this Is because of the reception that it's had from...

Like, for example, the CEO of Hugging Face tweeted, uh, you know, "We spent the past 24 hours working closely with OpenAI.

We strongly believe there was no malicious intent." That's not the part that I'm scared about.

Okay.

Um, what do you think of the privacy, uh, screen? What do, what do you make of that?

Well, this is the big new feature, and, uh, I really think that this is something that is hopefully gonna be seen on a lot more phones going forward.

You know, Samsung said that they were working on this technology for five years, and it was originally supposed to be in the S25 Ultra, but it just, I guess it took that long to kinda get this implementation right.

I think it's such an interesting technology because for so many years we've been looking at phones and talking about how great it is to have wide viewing angles, so you can see it from all sorts of different angles, from the sides, maximum peak brightness, and things like that.

And now we're kind of going in the opposite direction in terms of privacy.

We don't want to be able to see things from the side, and so on, um, at least other people.

So the privacy display is actually turning off individual pixels depending on what you as the user choose.

What do you think?