Ghost touches in cold weather

AshFromEarth

I need a favor from any one of you guys please:

It’s a 5-minute test:
1) Please use your phone as usual for a short while until the phone is at a normal temperature.
2) Take out your case if you have one, open a note or any app where you can type, and put the phone in the fridge (not freezer) for 4-5 minutes WITH THE SCREEN UNLOCKED AND THE KEYBOARD OPEN.
3) Take out the phone and see if anything has happened on the screen (i.e. random key smashes, etc.).

I’m experiencing weird ghost touches in cold weather (when the phone cools down rather suddenly), and I’m trying to see if it’s just how the phone was built or a hardware issue.

Thanks in advance.

MadOne

AshFromEarth even the craziest scientist Nikola Tesla wouldn’t have done such a mad experiment. 🥼 🧪

Onur Oguzhan

Are you using a tempered glass screen protector?

AshFromEarth

Onur Oguzhan No. I was using one, a decent one, but I thought it might be causing the issue, so I took it off. Still happening.

Anonymous7

I really don’t think you should be putting your warm phone into a fridge. The condensation will cause water droplets to form and soon you’ll have way worse problems than just ghost touches. But yes. Nothing phones are susceptible to ghost touches. Especially in moist or cold weather.