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problem i'm heaving is when i receive or make a call, the screen is not deactivated and it causes some issues
while true; do cat /sys/devices/platform/gpio-switch/proximity/state; done
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I was wondering if someone can offer some advice.
The proximity sensor will not engage, however when i cover it i can see the screen darkening, and when removing the cover it goes back to normal brightness.
anyone know what i can do in this situation?
thanks in advance