Google’s second Pixel telephone may have an under-display camera attribute. The business has filed a patent application together with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to get the in-display selfie camera. As per a report from LetsGo Digital, the patent was first registered in September this past year. A selfie camera below the screen enables manufacturers to decrease the magnitude of a cellphone’s bezels. This removes the requirement for a top notch or punch-hole camera, even letting edge-to-edge display. Smartphone manufacturer ZTE has launched a telephone using an under-screen camera. It’s now unveiled the ZTE Axon 20. Other cellular businesses Oppo, Xiaomi and Samsung are expected to launch their initial under-screen camera phones after this season. The report states the in-screen camera technologies isn’t too simple to employ, without compromising picture quality. According to the patent, Google has produced an alternative solution. It refers to a smartphone using a built in camera set beneath the screen. Though a second camera has been put opposite the camera beneath the primary display. Between both ways a prism is tugged. After the camera is triggered, the prism moves in a way that incoming light hits on the camera, allowing users to shoot high-quality images and movie files. According to the documentation, the optical module will be protected by means of a window that’s about two to three millimeters in dimension. When not being used, content shown on the next display is represented through the prism on the primary screen.