iPhone 15 Privacy Screen Protector

The iPhone 15 Privacy Screen Protector blocks side viewing angles so people next to you cannot read your screen.

Designed for iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, and 15 Pro Max, this tempered glass protector narrows the visible viewing angle to roughly straight-on. Your display looks normal to you. To anyone standing or sitting at an angle, the screen reads as black. It is the kind of small daily upgrade that pays off on planes, commutes, and shared desks.

Why this iPhone 15 privacy screen protector works

• Anti-spy side-view block: Privacy film inside the glass cuts horizontal viewing so neighbors cannot read your screen.
• Tempered glass build: Adds a real layer of impact and scratch protection on top of the iPhone display.
• Model-specific fit: Separate variants for iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, and 15 Pro Max so the cutouts line up with the camera and Face ID sensors.
• Touch sensitivity preserved: Designed thin enough that taps, swipes, and gestures register normally.
• Edge-to-edge coverage: Sized to the visible glass area of each iPhone 15 model.
• Daily commute friendly: Helpful on trains, planes, and open offices where shoulder surfers are common.

Specs and details

• Compatible models: iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max
• Type: tempered glass with privacy filter
• Privacy viewing angle: narrow side angles appear dark
• Touch response: full multi-touch supported

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Frequently asked questions

Will my own view of the screen look dimmer?
Looking straight on, brightness reads close to normal. The dimming effect only kicks in at horizontal side angles, which is where the privacy filter does its job.

Does it still allow Face ID?
Yes. The cutout for the front sensors keeps Face ID working as it does on the bare phone.

Will it interfere with a phone case?
Most iPhone 15 cases are designed to leave room for a glass protector at the edges, so the two stack normally.

Can it crack instead of the phone screen?
Yes. That is the point. The tempered glass takes the hit, and you replace the protector instead of the iPhone display.