Magic Mouse ribght-clicking even when single-click mobe is enabled

I have a late 2007 MBP. I bought a Magic Mouse today, but when I paired it and downloaded the software for it, when "Secondary click" was not enabled, it would behave as if it was right-clicking. When I enable "Secondary Click", both left and right parts of the mouse right-click. What's going on here?

Welcome to Apple Discussions.
If it's under warranty you can either bring it to an AASP or call AppleCare at 800-275-2273. You don't need to bring it into a store if you don't have one in your area.
Regards,
Roger

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