What happened
At a product launch event on September 7, Huawei's Consumer Business Group Chairman Yu Chengdong announced the new tri-fold smartphone, the Huawei Mate XT 2, which is the first to feature the 'Lingdun' privacy screen.
The privacy screen achieves hardware-level anti-peeping for the first time, and users can activate the privacy function by double-tapping the back of the device.
Why it matters
Hardware-level privacy protection could set a new standard for smartphone displays, offering more robust security than software-based solutions.
This innovation may appeal to business users and privacy-conscious consumers, potentially influencing future smartphone designs across the industry.
Key facts
Huawei Mate XT 2 is a new tri-fold smartphone.
It is the first to feature the 'Lingdun' privacy screen.
The privacy screen provides hardware-level anti-peeping.
The privacy function is activated by double-tapping the back of the phone.
What to watch next
Whether other smartphone manufacturers will adopt similar hardware-based privacy technologies.
How the privacy screen performs in real-world usage and its impact on display quality and battery life.