On macOS we always subscribe to hover events in the constructor so that we can enable touch event handling when the mouse enters the area. However, a disabled item should not accept hover events, so we also need to override itemChange so that hover-acceptance is flipped based on the enabled state. Items should also never accept hover events, they should always propagate. As the events are accepted by default and ignored in the default event handler implementation in QQuickItem, we need to ignore explicitly when we override. Do that by calling the parent class implementation explicitly. A disabled MultiPointTouchArea should also not subscribe to touch events, even when the mouse enters. Fixes: QTBUG-107037 Pick-to: 6.5 Change-Id: Ifa57cb2af4fbf11a0c8eacde87d80e60afa3f895 Reviewed-by: Richard Moe Gustavsen <richard.gustavsen@qt.io>