Close your phone's side view with a privacy profile

Confirm your iPhone or Android and ScreenPriv tunes a side-angle dimming profile to your exact screen.

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Head-on, your screen keeps its colors and brightness.

You, head-onNext seatSide-angle dimmingOn

Profile on. You read as usual; the person next to you sees dark glass.

How the setup goes

You confirm your phone

This one, the phone I use daily.

iPhone or Android: the profile is made for the model in your hand, not a one-size setting.

It checks your display

ScreenPriv looks at how your screen shows light, so the dimming fits that exact panel.

Your profile is built

Three parts come in it: a side-angle dimming curve, a direct-view clarity map, and auto-on when you are out in public.

So it turns on by itself?

Yes, in public places. At home it stays out of the way.

On the bus home

...?

The passenger beside you leans in and finds a dark screen. You keep reading, sharp and bright, straight on.

Read this before your first ride

Read this once

Use it for

  • Banking and shopping apps in a queue
  • Messages and notes on a packed train or bus
  • A waiting room or a cafe table with strangers nearby

Do not use it if

  • You want the person beside you to see your screen: switch the profile off first
  • You need glass against scratches: this is a viewing profile on the phone, not a film

Good to know

Straight on, colours and brightness stay as they were. The dimming is for side angles only, and the profile works on iPhone and Android.

From the morning train to the bus home

MorningThe train fills up and your messages stay yours.

NoonYou check your bank in the lunch queue without a reader over your shoulder.

EveningOn the dark ride home, the next seat gets black glass while you read on.

Close the side view before your next ride

Your profile is built for your phone, then it turns on by itself whenever you are out.

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