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TouchTargetSizeCheck uses the visible bounds of a view within the screen, as reported by View.getGlobalVisibleRect or AccessibilityNodeInfo.getBoundsInScreen, depending on its environment. Normally these should match the touch target. However, some Views may deviate from this behavior in a custom OnTouchListener.
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Makes total sense! Thanks for the clarification :)
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