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Apple Watch Series 9 & Ultra 2: Problems with Ghost Touches

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
11. February 2024 - 11:31 CET
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Apple is facing a new problem. A recent internal memo shared with Apple Authorized Service Providers reports a disturbing phenomenon affecting some owners of the latest Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2. These so-called “ghost touches” pose a potentially frustrating obstacle for users, and Apple has already taken steps to investigate the issue and find solutions.

News of potential touch issues on the latest Apple Watch models has caught the attention of many Apple enthusiasts. Demand for these cutting-edge devices remains high, and while Apple always strives to provide the best possible experience for its customers, such challenges are not uncommon.

Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2: Problems with "Ghost Touches"

The “Ghost Touches” problem affects some of the latest Apple Watch models (via MacRumors), namely the Series 9 and the Ultra 2. Customers have reported that their devices are exhibiting unexpected and erratic touches on the display, which can be described as "ghost" touches. This unpredictable behavior can cause the screen to respond erratically or even perform actions without the user's direct response. Apple has been quick to respond and, according to the memo, recommends that affected users keep their software up to date as this may be part of the solution. It is believed that Apple may fix the issue in a future watchOS update, but at this point there is no exact timeline for a potential fix.

Tip for temporary relief

It also remains unclear whether the issue is due to faulty hardware, which remains under investigation. Technicians have been instructed not to perform repairs on the affected Apple Watch models while Apple actively investigates the issue. Instead, customers are being asked to restart their devices as a temporary fix. The recent reports of "ghost touches" on some Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 models have raised doubts and questions among users. But Apple's response shows that the company is committed to clarifying the situation and offering a satisfactory solution. While we wait for further updates from Apple, it is hoped that the company can quickly identify and fix the issue to ensure the top-notch user experience Apple is known for. (Image: Apple)

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