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Xiaomi 18 Pro’s Privacy Display Leaks With Smart Features

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Xiaomi 18 Pro’s Privacy Display Leaks With Smart Features

Xiaomi is reportedly developing its own hardware-controlled privacy display for future flagship smartphones, similar to Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra. A leaked interface from a global ROM reveals smart features for the privacy display, such as automatically hiding content when needed. Users will be able to create different groups and assign apps to each, enabling customized privacy settings based on app usage.

Additionally, Xiaomi plans to add automatic privacy protection for sensitive content like passwords, payments, money transfers, and messaging. This feature will only be available on China-based ROM versions of Xiaomi devices for now. The Smart Privacy Display is expected to debut on Xiaomi's upcoming flagship, likely the Xiaomi 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, which are rumored to launch in September with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chipset.

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