A touch control method for use in an electronic device, the electronic device comprising a touchscreen, wherein the touchscreen is divided in at least a first touch area and a second touch area, wherein the touchscreen of the electronic device further comprises the second touch area different from the first touch area, and wherein a probability that an accidental touch event occurs in the second touch area is less than a probability that an accidental touch event occurs in the first touch area, the method comprising: obtaining, by an electronic device, a touch event triggered by a user on the touchscreen, wherein the touch event comprises a touch position of a touch point; if a target area in which the touch position is located is in the first touch area, determining, by the electronic device, whether the touch point is an accidental touch point, wherein the first touch area is located on the touchscreen of the electronic device; and discarding, by the electronic device, the touch event when the touch point is an accidental touch point, or reporting, by the electronic device, the touch event when the touch point is not an accidental touch point; if the target area in which the touch position is located is in the second touch area, reporting, by the electronic device, the touch event; wherein the determining, by the electronic device, whether the touch point is an accidental touch point comprises: obtaining, by the electronic device, historical touch data within a nearest time period T, wherein the historical touch data is used to indicate an actual touch parameter generated for a historical touch point triggered by the user within the nearest time period T, and T>0; determining, by the electronic device based on the historical touch data, a target anti-accidental touch parameter currently used by the electronic device; and determining, by the electronic device, whether the touch point is an accidental touch point by using the target anti-accidental touch parameter. obtaining, by an electronic device, a touch event triggered by a user on the touchscreen, wherein the touch event comprises a touch position of a touch point; if a target area in which the touch position is located is in the first touch area, determining, by the electronic device, whether the touch point is an accidental touch point, wherein the first touch area is located on the touchscreen of the electronic device; and discarding, by the electronic device, the touch event when the touch point is an accidental touch point, or reporting, by the electronic device, the touch event when the touch point is not an accidental touch point; determining, by the electronic device, whether the touch point is an accidental touch point, wherein the first touch area is located on the touchscreen of the electronic device; and discarding, by the electronic device, the touch event when the touch point is an accidental touch point, or reporting, by the electronic device, the touch event when the touch point is not an accidental touch point; if the target area in which the touch position is located is in the second touch area, reporting, by the electronic device, the touch event; wherein the determining, by the electronic device, whether the touch point is an accidental touch point comprises: obtaining, by the electronic device, historical touch data within a nearest time period T, wherein the historical touch data is used to indicate an actual touch parameter generated for a historical touch point triggered by the user within the nearest time period T, and T>0; determining, by the electronic device based on the historical touch data, a target anti-accidental touch parameter currently used by the electronic device; and determining, by the electronic device, whether the touch point is an accidental touch point by using the target anti-accidental touch parameter. obtaining, by the electronic device, historical touch data within a nearest time period T, wherein the historical touch data is used to indicate an actual touch parameter generated for a historical touch point triggered by the user within the nearest time period T, and T>0; determining, by the electronic device based on the historical touch data, a target anti-accidental touch parameter currently used by the electronic device; and determining, by the electronic device, whether the touch point is an accidental touch point by using the target anti-accidental touch parameter.