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Proximity Sensor

Last updated on 26 February 2023

Proximity Sensor is the sensor that detects the proximity of the device to the ear. This sensor turns off the touchscreen when the screen is brought closer to the ear during a call. In this way, unintentional touches on the screen of the device are prevented during a phone call. The proximity sensor is located just above the phone screen.

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