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Galaxy S10 doesn’t know when it’s in your pocket and users are fuming

Galaxy S10 doesn’t know when it’s in your pocket and users are fuming

Posted on March 16, 2019 By Jarvis

Samsung’s Galaxy S10 is lighting up user’s pockets, but not necessarily in the modern parlance. According to multiple reports, the device’s ability to recognise it is sitting in a users pocket is misfiring, meaning the display is switching on due to accidental touches.

Early S10 adopters have taken to Reddit and Samsung’s community forums to complain about the issue, which appears to be down to a non-functioning proximity sensor. Even budget Android phones have proximity sensors to guard against such accidental taps while nestled within your trousers, of course.
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