Anti-spy film for Samsung RS6178UGDSREF matte screen protector privacy

• Easy installation - No bubbles.
  When applying the privacy film, the air is displaced and the film adheres to the display as if by itself. Removable without residue at any time!
• Scratch-resistant thanks to the special hard-coated surface.
  The dipos privacy filter film is very resistant to scratches and abrasion!
• Custom-fit protective film
  Excellent quality ensured by the use of state-of-the-art precision machines (laser cutting technology).
• Made in Germany
  Design, cutting and assembly in Germany.
• 4-Way Privacy Protection
  Integrated privacy filter protects both in portrait and landscape format.

dipos Privacy Screen Protector.

Our dipos Privacy Screen Protector ensures that your display is protected from unwanted glances from the side.

Especially in public (e.g., on the train or in a café), it can quickly feel unpleasant when a seat neighbor follows every action on your smartphone or tablet.
With our dipos protective film with an integrated privacy filter, the display appears black to anyone looking at the device from the side, and nothing is visible.
It doesn't matter whether you use the device in portrait or landscape format, as the dipos privacy film is equipped with 4-way privacy protection, meaning glances from the left, right, top, and bottom are blocked.
For you as the user, looking at the smartphone frontally, everything remains perfectly readable, of course.

Important note: Due to the integrated privacy filter, the display presentation is slightly darkened, but this can be compensated for by increasing the display brightness. We also recommend using the dipos privacy film more on devices in dark colors, as many customers may not like it aesthetically on white or light devices. However, your taste is, of course, decisive here.
An in-screen fingerprint sensor (if installed on your device) unfortunately only works very limitedly or not at all with a privacy film due to the material composition. Unlocking the device using a numerical code or facial recognition remains possible, of course.