Harold Hisona

Ghost touches are a frustrating phenomenon where your Samsung Galaxy S24 registers input on the screen seemingly without your touch. This can lead to apps opening on their own, random text appearing during typing, and other unintended actions. Here’s a breakdown of why this may happen: App Malfunctions: Poorly coded or buggy apps can sometimes interfere with the S24’s touchscreen functionality, leading to phantom touches.

Your Galaxy S24 might be stuck on a black screen due to a software crash, caused by a misbehaving app or a system glitch. A completely drained battery can also prevent your phone from turning on. In some cases, physical damage to the display or internal components might be responsible for the black screen issue. System Crash: Software conflicts or a corrupted operating system can lead to a system crash, resulting in an unresponsive black screen.

Enabling the battery percentage on your Galaxy S24 allows you to see exactly how much battery life your device has left, rather than just a visual icon. This can help you better manage your device’s power usage throughout the day. 1. Open the Settings app. 2. Scroll down to find Notifications, and tap on it. 3. Tap Advanced settings. 4. Find the option that says Show battery percentage. 5. Tap on the switch next to it.