In my personal experience, the only times I have encountered this is with built-in keyboards of a notebook computer, e.g. MacBook. If indeed you are using a notebook computer, I suggest trying an external keyboard that sits in front of the computer.
Really? I do use external keyboards sometimes. I also tried to disable touch feature on the computer to check. I don't remember if I noticed any difference. I'll try again.
I had three issues that were bothering me. One where the page loads on its own while I'm watching a video, but someone told me it's because of the website (not sure how). The second is the typing thing I mentioned. Third, my screen flickers (almost like a light turning off) for couple of seconds.
I'm mentally exhausted. People don't realize how devastating ruining someone's life can be. When it comes to cybersecurity, 90% of the time no one takes you seriously when you report harassment. It's usually concluded the person is exaggerating, paranoid, or imagining seeing things. I get it, technical problems happen unless I have a solid proof something off is happening in my devices.
In the past it was obvious--physically seeing the person, receiving phone calls, someone involved letting me know my device is hacked, but now it's just a bunch of sporadic, random glitches that I can't figure out if they're normal or not. It's horrible. I'm tired of constantly not feeling safe or not knowing.
Sorry I'm venting here. I'm just tired.
I'll try the external keyboard.
