Android
Turn Touch Sounds On or Off auf Android
Android plays a short click tone every time you tap the display, confirm a dialog, or interact with certain UI elements. This feedback comes from a system-wide toggle called Tap & click sounds, not from a specific app or notification channel.
Because the setting sits in the general sound settings, it stays active even when notifications are muted or Do Not Disturb is on. Turning it off does not touch ringtones, alarms, or media volume, since those are controlled by separate sliders.
To switch the touch feedback on or off, open Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Sound & vibration ➔ Enable or disable Tap & click sounds. The toggle applies immediately across the whole system, including on-screen keyboard taps and navigation gestures on most devices.
The tone itself cannot be customized or replaced with a different sound. If you only want silence in one specific app, check that app's own sound settings instead of relying on this system-wide switch.
If a click still plays after you turn the toggle off, a keyboard app or launcher with its own feedback sound is usually the reason, not a hardware issue with the touchscreen.