Honor Teases AI Anti-Peeping Privacy Feature for Upcoming MagicOS 11
Honor has teased a new AI anti-peeping privacy feature for its upcoming MagicOS 11 operating system, which uses facial recognition to identify the owner and prevent others from snooping on the screen. The feature will be widely supported across multiple models, including those participating in the MagicOS 11 beta program. This feature addresses growing user concerns over visual privacy in public spaces by automating screen protection when unauthorized eyes are detected. It also highlights Honor's focus on integrating on-device AI to enhance daily user privacy and security. Users can enable the feature via the Privacy & Security settings, which triggers warnings when someone else looks at the screen. Additionally, MagicOS 11 introduces the "Liuguang Architecture" for liquid glass visual effects and the "Hummingbird Architecture" to improve system smoothness.
## BACKGROUND
MagicOS is Honor's custom Android-based operating system. The upcoming MagicOS 11 features underlying Android reconstructions, including the Liuguang Architecture for liquid glass aesthetics and the Hummingbird Architecture, which uses a physical motion engine to boost system smoothness by over 20% across all compatible devices.