hey, i would say it very likeley could be the case doing it... i have a very
basic defender rubber sylicone case from best buy, and i have no problems
with the proximaty sensor..:D
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From: "michael weaver" <weavermi...@googlemail.com>
To: <mac-access@mac-access.net>
Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2012 8:29 AM
Subject: telephone calls on the i-phone
someone mentioned a problem that caused my problem with call switching
might be due to a case which has been badly fitted.
i don't know if this is the problem or not and i am not sure if this is
classed as a case exactly or just a cover but my i-phone 4 has two plastic
bits front and back which clip over the i-phone.
i am beginning to wonder if this is just classed as a cover and whether
the fact this is something which could be causing my problem even though i
think i have fitted this properly.
the phone is clipped in between these two pieces of plastic with a cut out
for the home button.
i notice that people mention having other designed cases and whether just
the fact i have these two plastic bits might be the reason why i might be
having that prroblem and that perhaps a different case is needed because
holding it by this plastic might be still affecting the proximity sensor.
i have not tried any of the silicone cases that have been mentioned etc or
whether such a case needs to be fitted over what i already have in order
to resolve that problem.
maybe someone more technically minded than me might have to explain
whether or not i should be fitting a different case over what i already
have or whether i need to remove the plastic case and replace it with a
better case?
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