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Originally Posted by MiamiE
What's the proximity sensor issue? I'll take your case if you do decide to sell it.
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From ZDNet
The proximity sensor in the iPhone 4 is what tells it how close the phone is to your face so that it can turn the touchscreen off while you’re making a phone call. This has the effect of a) saving battery power, and b) preventing inadvertent touches of the screen by your face.
The problem is that the proximity sensor in the iPhone 4 is on a hair trigger. It’s either not sensitive enough, miscalibrated or both.
I have had this issue happen to me. It is no reason to throw the new iphone away, but I will be happy when it is fixed.