Yes, a cracked screen protector can cause ghost touching on your phone or tablet.
When the screen protector cracks, it can create pressure points on the display. These pressure points can be interpreted by the touchscreen as a touch, even if you are not actually touching the screen. This can lead to random taps, swipes, and other unintended actions on your device.
Here are some examples of how a cracked screen protector can cause ghost touching:
* **Cracks near the edges:** Cracks near the edges of the screen protector can put pressure on the display, causing ghost touches on the side of the screen.
* **Large cracks:** Large cracks can put pressure on multiple areas of the display, leading to more widespread ghost touching.
* **Cracks with sharp edges:** Cracks with sharp edges can create more pressure points on the display, making ghost touching more likely.If you are experiencing ghost touching on your device, and you have a cracked screen protector, try replacing the screen protector. It's possible that the cracked screen protector is the root of the problem.
