XPERIA Z1 TOUCHSCREEN TOO SENSITIVE

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I HAVE SOME TOUCHSCREEN ISSUES WHITH MY XPERIA Z1.I PUTED OUT THE ORIGINAL FILM FROM THE PHONE AND THE SCREEN BECAME TOO SENSITIVE WHAT CAN I DO TO DEACREASE SENSITIVITY .I THINK MY WET HANDS MAKE ME PROMBLEMS TOO.SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH

1. Using a file explorer go to System > Usr > Idc and find a file named max1187x_touchscreen_0.idc.
2. Open it in a text editor and search for ‘Touch Filter’.
3. Below that there is the following code ‘touch.filter.level = 2′. Change the value of it.
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