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The N key on my phone keyboard. I'm constantly hitting it when I meant to hit Space. So frustrating.
For me it's "v".
IfvI'mvnotvcarefulvIvgetvthis.
For me it’s the . In the browser on iOS. The spacebar shrinks and gives space to the . button that I then constantly hit by accident
Also, the P and M keys when I mean to hit backspace (I use an AZERTY so the M is at the end of the second row right next to L P and backspace). It's like aah I want to delete the last character not have more Ps and Ms thrown after it !
I've been thinking for like 10 years that phones should have calibration functions specifically for the keyboard.
I have big hands, I am talking about palm a basketball sized hands. This makes it nearly impossible for me to ever hit the letter I think I'm hitting. Surely there's enough computing power available now to figure this out.