Android
Enable Autoclick (Dwell Timing) for Mouse Pointer auf Android
Autoclick, known as dwell timing in Android's accessibility settings, lets you trigger a mouse click automatically by simply holding the pointer still. It is meant for anyone using a USB or Bluetooth mouse with the phone who finds pressing a physical mouse button difficult or tiring.
The feature sits inside Android's timing controls, separate from the general pointer settings. Once turned on, the system watches the pointer position and fires a click after it stays still for a chosen delay. You can pick between a Short delay of 0.2 seconds and a Medium delay of 0.6 seconds, or a longer option if you need more time to position the cursor precisely.
To turn it on or off, follow this path: Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Accessibility ➔ Tap on Timing controls ➔ Tap on Autoclick (dwell timing) ➔ Turn on/off the Autoclick (dwell timing).
A delay set too short can cause accidental clicks while you are still moving toward a target. If that happens, switch to the Medium option or the longer delay instead of disabling the feature entirely. Turn it off completely only if you plan to click manually with the mouse button from now on.