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Hi! I just noticed this so i'm not sure if this is because of the Saapunki or what.

When i tap the buttons on the keyboard, speaker goes on. It isn't playing anything, just going on, but i can hear a faint noise from it. It doesn't bother me because it's audible only in complete silence, but if you can duplicate this it should be fixed because, well... it's unnecessary.

I don't use sound feedback, and this occurs on silecend mode as well. Rebooting doesn't affect. It happens on every app that uses keyboard, and lasts about two seconds after the last tap.

It can be heard also when i go to 'Settings -> System -> Sounds and feedback' and tap any of the 'Default tones' options. This shouldn't even play anything even if i had the sound feedback choosed, but still turns the speaker on for two seconds.

Hi! I just noticed this so i'm not sure if this is because of the Saapunki or what.

When i tap the buttons on the keyboard, speaker goes on. It isn't playing anything, just going on, but i can hear a faint noise from it. It doesn't bother me because it's audible only in complete silence, but if you can duplicate this it should be fixed because, well... it's unnecessary.

I don't use sound feedback, and this occurs on silecend mode as well. Rebooting doesn't affect. It happens on every app that uses keyboard, and lasts about two seconds after the last tap.

It can be heard also when i go to 'Settings -> System -> Sounds and feedback' and tap any of the 'Default tones' options. This shouldn't even play anything even if i had the sound feedback choosed, but still turns the speaker on for two seconds.

Hi! I just noticed this so i'm not sure if this is because of the Saapunki or what.

When i tap the buttons on the keyboard, speaker goes on. It isn't playing anything, just going on, but i can hear a faint noise from it. It doesn't bother me because it's audible only in a complete silence, but if you can duplicate this it should be fixed because, well... it's unnecessary.

I don't use sound feedback, and this occurs on silecend mode as well. Rebooting doesn't affect. It happens on every app that uses keyboard, and lasts about two seconds after the last tap.

It can be heard also when i go to 'Settings -> System -> Sounds and feedback' and tap any of the 'Default tones' options. This shouldn't even play anything even if i had the sound feedback choosed, but still turns the speaker on for about two seconds.

Hi! I just noticed this so i'm not sure if this is because of the Saapunki or what.

When i tap the buttons on the keyboard, speaker goes on. It isn't playing anything, just going on, but i can hear a faint noise from it. It doesn't bother me because it's audible only in a complete silence, but if you can duplicate this it should be fixed because, well... it's unnecessary.

I don't use sound feedback, and this occurs on silecend mode as well. Rebooting doesn't affect. It happens on every app that uses keyboard, and lasts about two seconds after the last tap.

It can be heard also when i go to 'Settings -> System -> Sounds and feedback' and tap any of the 'Default tones' options. This shouldn't even play anything even if i had the sound feedback choosed, but still turns the speaker on for about two seconds.

Hi! I just noticed this so i'm not sure if this is because of the Saapunki or what.

When i tap the buttons on the keyboard, speaker goes on. It isn't playing anything, just going on, but i can hear a faint noise from it. It doesn't bother me because it's audible only in a complete silence, but if you can duplicate this it should be fixed because, well... it's unnecessary.

I don't use sound feedback, and this occurs on silecend mode as well. Rebooting doesn't affect. It happens on every app that uses keyboard, and lasts about two seconds after the last tap.

It can be heard also when i go to 'Settings -> System -> Sounds and feedback' and tap any of the 'Default tones' options. This shouldn't even play anything even if i had the sound feedback choosed, but still turns the speaker on for about two seconds.