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When watching vertical content such as TikTok on a foldable phone, the video occupies only a narrow band in the middle of the screen, leaving huge black bars on both sides.
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Medium-term (~90 days)
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10/25/2026
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Valid until: 1/23/2027
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UnverifiedThere are mainly two presentation approaches for vertical videos on landscape televisions: centered display with black bars on the left and right to preserve the original aspect ratio, or extending the frame through background blur or programmatic fill.75% similarUnverifiedVertical videos on platforms such as TikTok have already entered living-room settings through casting features, and some users have grown accustomed to this cross-screen experience.69% similarUnverifiedAndroid has moved slightly ahead of iOS in adapting video apps for foldable screens, with TikTok and YouTube using the extra space to display comments.68% similarUnverifiedOn the iPhone Duo's outer screen, apps such as Instagram shrink portrait videos to fit the screen, causing the video to be vertically cropped into a more nearly square aspect ratio.66% similarUnverifiedTraditional film and television content is mostly shot in 16:9 landscape, while phone vertical screens are close to 9:16, the two being inverses of each other.64% similar
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