Adaptive Touch launches on the Google Pixel 9 series so you can unlock when your fingers are wet
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The new Google Pixel 9 series has a hidden feature called Adaptive Touch that improves the phone’s responsiveness in challenging situations like when your fingers or the screen are wet. This was discovered shortly after the phone’s recent launch, even though Google didn’t specifically mention it during their presentation.
Adaptive Touch is located in the phone’s settings under Display > Touch sensitivity. When you turn it on, the phone’s touch sensitivity automatically adjusts to your surroundings, what you’re doing, and whether you have a screen protector on. There were rumors about this feature back in March, but now we know for sure it’s on the Pixel 9, and it works particularly well when your fingers are wet.
