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#117
you could map the proximity sensor + single touch in this manner such that when proximity sensor is covered and the screen is touched, then a virtual second touch is created in the exact center of the screen. often with multitouch one or both locations can be arbitrary, so long as the action performed (separating the points, squeezing the points, rotating the points) can be intentionally input by the user.