If you encounter random keyboard letters or characters intruding on your iMessage screen, it can be quite frustrating. This issue may stem from accidental keyboard input, software glitches, or even hardware quirks. From personal experience, the first step I recommend is to restart your iPhone or iPad. Often, a quick reboot can clear temporary glitches causing the problem. Next, try closing and reopening the iMessage app. Force closing the app by swiping it away from the app switcher might help reset the keyboard state. If the issue persists, resetting the keyboard dictionary might be a good option. You can do this by navigating to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Keyboard Dictionary. Keep in mind this will erase any custom words you’ve added. Also, check if any accessibility features like Keyboard shortcuts or AssistiveTouch are enabled accidentally, as they could cause unexpected keyboard behavior. Another useful tip is to update your iOS or iPadOS to the latest version, as Apple frequently releases bug fixes that might address such glitches. If none of these solutions work, try plugging in an external keyboard if you have one. If the random letters disappear when the external keyboard is connected, the issue might be hardware-related with your device’s built-in keyboard or touchscreen. Finally, reaching out to Apple Support or visiting an Apple Store could be your best bet for persistent problems. They can run diagnostics and provide a more tailored solution. Most importantly, keep your software updated and routinely check your device settings to avoid such annoyances. These small troubleshooting steps have helped many users, including myself, maintain a clean, functional iMessage interface without random keyboard clutter.