How to type the German sharp S on an Asus Android tablet keyboard?

Or the trick of the hidden symbol:
https://new-business-en-ligne.com/comment-acceder-aux-symboles-caches-sur-le-clavier-de-votre-telephone-android-25/

Hello,

Oh no, we shouldn't exaggerate.

However, although this usage generally results only from particular situations, it may be tolerated to replace eszett with ss:

https://fr.bab.la/grammaire/allemand/eszett

But the speaker did not tell us if either of the two tricks I mentioned worked, I haven't tested it myself.

I don't think a German speaker would tolerate the spelling "B" instead of "ß," especially since, from a distance, the character may look similar, but phonetically, they are completely different.

So, I tried what I mentioned by installing a German QWERTY Gboard (which isn't very useful for me since I originally have a multilingual Samsung keyboard).

I didn't directly find the eszett on the keys, but you can easily access it through "hidden characters":
long-press the "S" key.

I am (clearly) over 50 years old, and in the 80s, there were no smartphones, but there were PCs running on DOS that printed (on dot matrix printers, which didn't look very nice) a large number of special characters.

As for that one, although it has implications in chemistry (Beta), I don't remember, but we were indeed compelled to create formulas and equations with India ink...