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That's trivial to fix, just don't activate it when the proximity sensor says it's still in your pocket. Though I can imagine some other false positive scenario
by Ajedi32 8y ago
That's trivial to fix, just don't activate it when the proximity sensor says it's still in your pocket.
Though I can imagine some other false positive scenarios; like when you intentionally toss your phone onto a soft surface like your bed. The added protection is probably worth the minor inconvenience of having to reset the mechanism every time that happens though.