Samsung's own app helps solve a common problem with the Galaxy S10, S10+ and other models
If you're accidentally touching the curved edges of your Samsung Galaxy S10 or Galaxy S10+ display, Samsung has an app that will help. As mentioned on Reddit (via Gadget Hacks) the Edge Touch app deactivates parts of the curved edged screen to guard against accidentally touches. You can find the app in the Galaxy Store and it will work with curved edge screens on the Galaxy S7, Galaxy S8, Galaxy S9, Galaxy S10 (not including the S10e), Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy Note 9. Your phone must be running Android 8 Oreo or Android 9 Pie.
The app allows users to create Blocked zones that prevent unintended touches on the screen. Grip zones are also customized; these are areas where content on the curved display won't be touched when the phone is being held. The former shows up as yellow areas on the app, while the latter areas are marked in green. One Reddit member posted that Edge Touch "completely resolved" the problems he was experiencing with accidental touches.
After you set up the app for portrait mode, flip the phone into landscape and go through the process of customizing the Blocked and Grip zones again. For those who would prefer not to take the time to customize their phone's display, the app does have an optimized default setting that can be used immediately after installation.
Samsung's Edge Touch app can prevent you from accidentally touching your curved edge display
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