# Real-touch keyboard visibility follow-up

Source: `20260923T001007Z-keyboard-visibility-real-touch.mp4` (90.000 s, 1920x1080, 30 fps). I reviewed the complete camera clip and denser samples around the only visible hand interaction.

## Observed

- From the start through approximately 52 s, the lower display area is dark and no on-screen keyboard grid is visible. [physical-keyboard-hidden-49s.png](physical-keyboard-hidden-49s.png) records this pre-interaction state.
- A finger moves onto the lower display around 52–54 s. By approximately 55–56 s, a clear on-screen keyboard grid is visible and remains visible through the 90 s endpoint. [physical-keyboard-shown-56s.png](physical-keyboard-shown-56s.png) records the resulting state.

## Result

Confirmed: a real finger interaction followed by keyboard appearing on the physical display, and persistent keyboard visibility afterward.

Not confirmed: a distinct hide-keyboard tap or a hide transition. The keyboard is already hidden before the observed contact, and no earlier finger action that caused that hidden state is visible in this clip. The final state is shown, so this recording does not establish a complete show-and-hide sequence or a final hidden state.