Enable/Disable Touch Feedback

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spitfire_ch

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Hi,
Enabling "Touch Feedback" on Android 13 devices seems to be the only way of getting any vibration feedback in any app. However, on my phone (Xiaomi 13), the feedback also comes with a low sound that can't be uncoupled from the vibration. So, I would like to use touch feedback at home, but not in public or at work.

It seems like the according action is somewhere in Device Settings -> System Setting -> System -> Select Option.

But so far, I couldn't quite identify which option this could be.

Does anybody already know which option to use to enable/disable Touch Feedback?

Thanks for any help!
 
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spitfire_ch said:
Hi,
Enabling "Touch Feedback" on Android 13 devices seems to be the only way of getting any vibration feedback in any app. However, on my phone (Xiaomi 13), the feedback also comes with a low sound that can't be uncoupled from the vibration. So, I would like to use touch feedback at home, but not in public or at work.

It seems like the according action is somewhere in Device Settings -> System Setting -> System -> Select Option.

But so far, I couldn't quite identify which option this could be.

Does anybody already know which option to use to enable/disable Touch Feedback?

Thanks for any help!
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Device settings > System setting > System > haptic_feedback_enabled
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Dm114

Well-known member
spitfire_ch said:
Hi,
Enabling "Touch Feedback" on Android 13 devices seems to be the only way of getting any vibration feedback in any app. However, on my phone (Xiaomi 13), the feedback also comes with a low sound that can't be uncoupled from the vibration. So, I would like to use touch feedback at home, but not in public or at work.

It seems like the according action is somewhere in Device Settings -> System Setting -> System -> Select Option.

But so far, I couldn't quite identify which option this could be.

Does anybody already know which option to use to enable/disable Touch Feedback?

Thanks for any help!
Click to expand...
Device settings > System setting > System > haptic_feedback_enabled
 
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Dm114

Well-known member
spitfire_ch said:
Thanks! But haptic feedback is a separate option on the phone, it does not seem to be the same as touch feeback.
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I think I misread your first post: I focused on "feedback" and forgot "touch"... 😀
Unless there is another editable setting I'm not aware of, youd could try UI interaction.
 
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