No matter what I change in the settings, the touchscreen sometimes recognizes normal touches as swipes. So in some apps I cannot make some touchboxes work.
For example, in Call of Duty: Mobile, when I try to touch the box to send a clan invitation to a friend, it doesn't work because it rather scrolls the page up or down a little bit instead of 'clicking' the 'invite' box. So I figured out it registers the touch as swipe. No matter how 'centered' I try to touch the box it simply doesn't work.
And I noticed this gives me bunch of issues in other games and apps too! I would try to touch some box, it would make a sound as if I did touch it, and also an animation as if I did, but it doesn't execute the function! So sometimes I need to repeat it several times. As if I didn't 'hold' the touch too long or something...
So at the same time it seems it's oversensitive to touches but then again it sometimes fails to execute the touchbox function although the app registered the touch.
It's very annoying...
@gelic: If you complete the touchscreen test, do all the squares turn green? If you tap the screen, but it registers the action as a swipe, then you could try going to Settings > Accessibility > Interaction and Dexterity > Tap Duration, and adjust this option to see if this helps. I also recommend pressing the Volume Down and Power keys together for around 10 seconds until the phone restarts, as this will refresh the software and address any temporary issues.
@gelic: Can you also try going back to Settings > Accessibility > Interaction and Dexterity > Touch and Hold Delay, and try increasing this time, as it may be the case that your taps are being recognised as a touch and hold if it is set to something like 0.5 seconds. Let me know if this helps.
