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How to Disable Sound Feedback on HTC One
Some find the sound and haptic feedback annoying on their Android phones, while typing. You can enable, change or disable sound feedback on HTC One by doing as follows:
1. Open “Settings” and go to “Language and Keyboard”
2. Tap “HTC Sense Input”
3. Tap “Sound Feedback” and choose: None, Quiet, Normal, Loud
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