1. A touch control method, comprising: obtaining a first input operation from a first touch-sensitive area of an electronic device; controlling a second touch-sensitive area of the electronic device to switch from a first state to a second state, in response to the first input operation; the first state being a non-operating state, the second state being an operating state; obtaining a second input operation through the second touch-sensitive area in the second state; a starting position of the second input operation being located within the first touch-sensitive area, and an operation of the second input operation in the starting position comprising the first input operation; and generating an operation instruction corresponding to the second input operation, in response to the second input operation.