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Dec
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It’s no secret that even after a few firmware updates, the proximity sensor issues are still a problem for a lot of people. Although I’m not a big talker, I still occasionally experience frustrating proximity sensor issues.
The proximity sensor is what the iPhone uses to know whether or not you are on a call. Its purpose is to sense your face, and disable the touch screen so that you don’t inadvertently ”face dial” or hang up on your caller.
CallLock aims to circumvent the issue by locking the iPhone altogether when on a call, but does it work?


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