I have a recurring issue on Chinese devices who trigger clicks event on some buttons when I add `con...

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[Tolriq]

I have a recurring issue on Chinese devices who trigger clicks event on some buttons when I add contentDescription to them. Is there an easy way to detect that a click on a button is not made by an user touch?

[Seri]

What's different about these Chinese devices? Are these users using Talkback or other accessibility features more widely?

[Tolriq]

I don't think so, but not easy to get full bug report from them. And the descriptions are like skip next skip previous.

[Seri]

Try doing some manual testing with TalkBack and see if your app is still usable. https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/accessibility/testing#talkback

[Tolriq]

It is I have tons of users with TalkBack and other solutions.

[Tolriq]

It's very specific to Chinese phones.

[Seri]

How are you receiving these issue? Is it from an automated system, or from user reports?

[Tolriq]

From user reports, but so far no one gave the full bug report, got a new one today on OnePlus too hoping he will provide. I've removed the descriptions for some brands to workaround but it's just an hack.

[Tolriq]

Lol so that user gave the report, and the reason is "fun" seems Chinese users love an app called https://github.com/gkd-kit/gkd that use accessibility to do stuff. One of that stuff is auto skipping ads by looking at buttons that contains skip in a couple of languages ....