Key Feature Coming to Chinese Smartphones: Samsung Sets a Security Benchmark

Samsung’s innovative Privacy Display, designed to shield screen content from prying eyes, is generating buzz. While Samsung is set to unveil this technology, major Chinese smartphone manufacturers like vivo, OPPO, and Xiaomi are reportedly fast-tracking similar solutions, potentially bringing advanced screen privacy to their flagship models as early as September.

Galaxy S26 May Surprise: Samsung Focuses on AI Enhancements

Upcoming leaks suggest the Samsung Galaxy S26 series could bring significant camera advancements, moving beyond earlier predictions of minor changes. Key improvements include an advanced AI-driven noise reduction algorithm for clearer night photos and 12-bit image processing for smoother color transitions, promising a major leap in mobile photography for all models, especially the Ultra.

The End of mObywatel as We Know It: Ministry of Digitalization Implements New Regulations

Poland’s widely used mObywatel application will not be integrated with the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet) due to new eIDAS 2.0 regulations. The Ministry of Digitalization confirms that a completely new application will be required, leading to the eventual replacement of mObywatel. This article details the reasons behind this decision, what it means for Polish citizens, and the government’s timeline for implementing the new, EU-compliant digital identity solution.

KSC Act Signed. President Still Has Doubts

Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki has signed the landmark National Cybersecurity System (KSC) Act, concluding a seven-year legislative process. This pivotal law implements the European Union’s NIS 2 directive, significantly expanding cybersecurity regulations and enhancing national digital defense. However, despite the signature, President Nawrocki has referred the act to the Constitutional Tribunal, raising concerns about its extensive scope and potential impact on businesses.

Changes at ATMs from February 19: BLIK Withdrawals Under New Rules

Starting February 19, 2026, Euronet ATMs are imposing a new single BLIK cash withdrawal limit of $50, down from $200. This decision, driven by rising operational costs and low interchange fees, has sparked controversy among banks and users. Learn why this change is happening, what BLIK says, and how major banks are advising their customers to navigate the new rules and potential fees.