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Galaxy ZHi erizzle22,
Thanks for sharing the screenshots — this does look like unexpected behavior. The comma key setting is enabled, but the @ symbol is still showing.
Please try the below steps and see if they might help:
Clear Samsung Keyboard cache: Settings > Apps > Samsung Keyboard > Storage > Clear cache.
Reset keyboard settings: Samsung Keyboard > Settings > Reset to default settings > Reset keyboard settings.
Switch and reselect your input language: Samsung Keyboard > Languages and types > Manage input languages > Toggle English (US) off, then back on.
We'll consider this as a feedback flag this with the team for review.
Thank you.
