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Yes, it is optional to enable/disable. But what is not optional is that by simply having that 'feature' (read: bug) on your phone, is that is will always have a red hue that you cannot disable. (This is what I was referring to in my original comment about it ruining the screen.) And it seem you and Samsung are both in denial about it.
I have read about the reported red tint issue, which I believe is slated for a software fix in an upcoming update. It does not seem to affect all units—my own device is unaffected—which leads me to believe the privacy display feature is not the culprit. Having owned every model from the Galaxy Note series through the current Ultra, I can attest that Samsung consistently produces the best displays on the market. While no manufacturer is immune to occasional technical hiccups, Samsung has a proven track record of standing behind its products and addressing issues. They even listened to feedback regarding their previously oversaturated color profiles and adjusted them accordingly, showing that they do evolve based on user input.
I disagree. If this were a widespread hardware defect, we would be seeing far more reports across the board. Samsung has already confirmed that a software update is in the works to address the color calibration issues, so I remain confident they will resolve it.
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Yes, it is optional to enable/disable. But what is not optional is that by simply having that 'feature' (read: bug) on your phone, is that is will always have a red hue that you cannot disable. (This is what I was referring to in my original comment about it ruining the screen.) And it seem you and Samsung are both in denial about it.
https://www.phonearena.com/news/galaxy-s26-ultra-red-display_id181830
I have read about the reported red tint issue, which I believe is slated for a software fix in an upcoming update. It does not seem to affect all units—my own device is unaffected—which leads me to believe the privacy display feature is not the culprit. Having owned every model from the Galaxy Note series through the current Ultra, I can attest that Samsung consistently produces the best displays on the market. While no manufacturer is immune to occasional technical hiccups, Samsung has a proven track record of standing behind its products and addressing issues. They even listened to feedback regarding their previously oversaturated color profiles and adjusted them accordingly, showing that they do evolve based on user input.
If it was software, wouldn't they have a fix released? Everything I have read says this is a hardware problem.
I disagree. If this were a widespread hardware defect, we would be seeing far more reports across the board. Samsung has already confirmed that a software update is in the works to address the color calibration issues, so I remain confident they will resolve it.