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Has the Galaxy Z Flip screen’s plastic “protective layer” been hiding in plain sight?

Posted on February 18, 2020 By Jarvis

Just a week on from the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip’s launch, recent history appears to be repeating itself. As was the case with the disastrous Samsung Galaxy Fold, serious questions are already being asked about the Z Flip’s screen.

Unlike the Fold, which has a plastic screen, Samsung says the Z Flip’s display is made of glass. A “first-of-its-kind”, “bendable Ultra Thin Glass”, to be precise − or ‘UTG’.

Here’s a reminder of what Rebecca Hirst, Samsung UK’s head of mobile product marketing, said at the Z Flip’s launch:
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