I have had a Galaxy S23+ for over a year now, and I have had continual problems with the touchscreen not correctly registering where I'm touching, and there seems to be absolutely no way anywhere in the settings to calibrate the screen. Why would anyone ever take away that setting? It significantly interferes with the usage of the device and is constantly messing things up for me. Is there any secret way to do this? Is this a widespread issue with S23+ or is it just mine malfunctioning and I should try to get it fixed? This small issue was incredibly preventable and fixable, but for some incomprehensible reason, Samsung took away the screen calibration setting, and now it severely interferes with the ability to successfully use the device, constantly causes problems, and basically ruins a piece of equipment that was over $1000 because it is so difficult and frustrating to use now. If there is a secret hidden way to help with this, or if I should just try to send my device in to be fixed/replaced, please let me know
There's an app in the play store called Touchscreen Calibration. It's a tiny app, that will help you calibrate your screen. If you try it and your screen still behaves erratically, you will either have to have it evaluated at a repair center, or backup your personal data and try a factory reset of your phone.
