Huawei MateBook D 15 (2021) Privacy Screen Protector (2024)

FAQs

Is it good to use privacy screen protector? ›

Using a privacy screen protector gives you peace of mind whenever you use your device in public. With it on, you can look at sensitive work documents, personal photos, and messages without worrying that the stranger sitting next to you will be able to get a glimpse and find out more than you want them to.

It has coating on both sides, all Huawei phones come with screen protectors preinstalled.

Like a regular screen protector, these can be of the PET film or tempered glass variety. But, it has an additional anti-spy layer that limits the viewing angle of your display.

You will still get exposed to it, but the effects will be reduced. Without knowing exactly how much the effects are reduced, it is fair to say, that using your phone or tablet at night won't disrupt your sleep as much when using a privacy screen protector.

With a privacy screen attached, the viewing angle is limited, making it difficult for people to see your screen content unless they are sitting directly in front of it. This helps protect your privacy and sensitive information from prying eyes.

In comparison, lesser quality screen protection may cause the display to appear grainy or pixelated, due to the use of patterned films used to block the viewing angles. If you feel your screen has reduced slightly in brightness with the privacy overlay applied, you can turn up the brightness settings on your device.

Steps to do: Go to Settings --> Smart assistance, and then enable or disable Mistouch prevention.

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Are privacy screen protectors bad for your eyes? No, privacy protectors aren't bad for your eyes. Outside the simple darkened ones that will cause you eye strain when you try to distinguish what's happening on the screen, privacy screen protectors can't harm your vision.

A privacy screen protector is a special type of privacy filter for your mobile device that serves two very important functions: to protect your phone's screen from scratching or cracking and to prevent strangers from spying on your mobile activity in a public space.

Does the privacy screen drain the battery? ›

This makes the screen appear dimmer and can come off even worse if you're looking at dark-coloured visuals. The quickest solution to this is to adjust your display's brightness, which means your battery will probably drain faster.

It needs to see a wide angle view of your fingerprint, anything that restricts this wide angle view will have a negative effect on the fingerprint reader. Privacy screens/protectors could very well restrict this veiw.

The tiny polarized blinds, sometimes known as micro louvers, make it so that the contents of your computer screen are visible to you but not the person lurking to your left or right. The thinner the blind, the more that light can pass through for the intended user.

Privacy screen protectors don't hurt your eyes; however, if you do not turn up your display brightness when using one, you could cause yourself some eye strain due to the screen being slightly tinted.

Some privacy screen protectors may be thicker or have a different texture than regular screen protectors, which could potentially affect the touch sensitivity of your device. However, most privacy screen protectors are designed to maintain the same level of touch sensitivity as your device's original screen.

No it does not.

DisplayMate found that screen protectors make your phone more reflective. This reduces the quality of your display and requires you to increase your phone's brightness to match the same quality. Over time, he says this will wear down your phone's battery, and give you a shorter daily battery life.