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Too white photos with flash...after the update to 4.4.4?

Ok, not sure if this is a software problem or hardware, the fact is that when taking a photo in a dark room with the flash, it comes out way too white, as if reflecting light, the process focus with flash and photo capture is too fast, so the flash intensity is not measured in and out very white photos ...
I'm not sure if this problem arose after the upgrade to 4.4.4 tmo, but I do not remember this happening in android 4.4.2
Here are some examples:
This photo was taken with Moto X, same conditions, same distance, and in a completely dark room.
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And this with a Samsung Galaxy S3
All these with Moto X
Well, what you think? is a software problem or hardware? (or is it just my moto x)? ... to you the camera works well?

anyone?

bump, I'm just the only one?

It must be 444. If I energize the flashlight before I call the cam the cam will not open. Yet the constant flash is not constant, but only flashes with the shutter. Don't we need a flash to be on before the shutter?

aviwdoowks said:
It must be 444. If I energize the flashlight before I call the cam the cam will not open. Yet the constant flash is not constant, but only flashes with the shutter. Don't we need a flash to be on before the shutter?
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Exactly! You're absolutely right, that's the problem the shutter takes the picture while the flash ... any possible solution?

emmanueldmc said:
Ok, not sure if this is a software problem or hardware, the fact is that when taking a photo in a dark room with the flash, it comes out way too white, as if reflecting light, the process focus with flash and photo capture is too fast, so the flash intensity is not measured in and out very white photos ...
I'm not sure if this problem arose after the upgrade to 4.4.4 tmo, but I do not remember this happening in android 4.4.2
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Low light photos have been a problem on the Moto X from day one. I find keeping HDR off is helpful in low light.

Wansanta said:
Low light photos have been a problem on the Moto X from day one. I find keeping HDR off is helpful in low light.
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That's well known, but what about the photos that there is no light ?, that's when the flash is used, and now this problem arose unusable leaving the camera in environments with no lighting.

Try a camera app from play store, to see if it's the same.

This was the first thing I noticed after upgrading to 4.4.4. Quite wondering that very few people have mentioned this so far. All others have actually praised it, that it got so bright, yeaaaaa, heck!
It might be better for shooting from a very big distance, as now I see that my whole 14x12' room gets nicely lit up when the flash is on, but for close to medium range distance it's just unusable. I would take the older dimmed flash 100 out of 100 times than this bleeding one.

KJ said:
Try a camera app from play store, to see if it's the same.
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On 444 they are all the same.

KJ said:
Try a camera app from play store, to see if it's the same.
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It's the same, is even worse, as the moto x only focus with the stock camera app, any other camera app does not focus with the flash, it only shows the light and take the picture without focusing before.
devilsdouble said:
This was the first thing I noticed after upgrading to 4.4.4. Quite wondering that very few people have mentioned this so far. All others have actually praised it, that it got so bright, yeaaaaa, heck!
It might be better for shooting from a very big distance, as now I see that my whole 14x12' room gets nicely lit up when the flash is on, but for close to medium range distance it's just unusable. I would take the older dimmed flash 100 out of 100 times than this bleeding one.
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Unfortunately, You're Goddamn Right
aviwdoowks said:
On 444 they are all the same.
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Exact the same thing. is even worse, as the moto x only focus with the stock camera app, any other camera app does not focus with the flash, it only shows the light and take the picture without focusing before.

The application of the motorola camera update today in google play, as usual, this error still persists. :crying:

emmanueldmc said:
The application of the motorola camera update today in google play, as usual, this error still persists. :crying:
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What would solve it and have you communicated your thoughts to motorola?

Wansanta said:
What would solve it and have you communicated your thoughts to motorola?
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They think everything is resolved only by deleting the application data or restoring the Cellphone, which I've already done and does not work.

Killing optimizer, and continous alerts on BT headset

I bought a P30 a week ago, and two things drive me nuts. First of all the optimizer, which is obviously not artificially intelligent, since I have said countless times that I don't mind if Snapchat is using power. Without that I'd never hear from my daughter... Is there a way to stopp Optimizer completely, or at least block the alerts?
And talking about alerts, there's the standard alert sound coming every few minutes as long as I have my BT plugs (I'm using Sony WF-1000XM3's) connected. But there's never anything in the alert panel. I wonder if it can be because of another useless piece of [email protected] information, in English I am guessing it's called "Device connection - Active audio device" or something like that. I can click a wheel to the right in that and get a box that lets me choose between audio from the plugs and the device, but why should I? I can turn of the plugs to get the tragically bad sound from the vibrating screen!
So can anybody give me a tip about this? On my previous Samsung I'd just use a root function to fix it, but that's not as easy on this phone since it seems just about unrootable without a lot of extra hassle.

Mastiff said:
I bought a P30 a week ago, and two things drive me nuts. First of all the optimizer, which is obviously not artificially intelligent, since I have said countless times that I don't mind if Snapchat is using power. Without that I'd never hear from my daughter... Is there a way to stopp Optimizer completely, or at least block the alerts?
And talking about alerts, there's the standard alert sound coming every few minutes as long as I have my BT plugs (I'm using Sony WF-1000XM3's) connected. But there's never anything in the alert panel. I wonder if it can be because of another useless piece of [email protected] information, in English I am guessing it's called "Device connection - Active audio device" or something like that. I can click a wheel to the right in that and get a box that lets me choose between audio from the plugs and the device, but why should I? I can turn of the plugs to get the tragically bad sound from the vibrating screen!
So can anybody give me a tip about this? On my previous Samsung I'd just use a root function to fix it, but that's not as easy on this phone since it seems just about unrootable without a lot of extra hassle.
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You can kill the power management completely (Power Genie) so that all apps run as intended, you do lose per app usage stats but that's all
https://dontkillmyapp.com/huawei
Not sure about the 2nd issue

Thanks! PowerGenie out of my phone and back in the lamp !

Mastiff said:
Thanks! PowerGenie out of my phone and back in the lamp !
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Be gone evil genie

Yeah, all though to me this Genie is more like the one in "The Witcher" and less like Robin Williams...

Mastiff said:
Yeah, all though to me this Genie is more like the one in "The Witcher" and less like Robin Williams...
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Yea, and when I disabled it, it made 0 difference to battery life, similar issue to you except with WhatsApp, would not give me any messages until I opened the app regardless of power settings

Good! The battery is so good compared to my old S9 anyway, and the charging time is so short, that I'll never have any problems with it.

Mastiff said:
Good! The battery is so good compared to my old S9 anyway, and the charging time is so short, that I'll never have any problems with it.
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Made the same move from S9 > P30, battery life is extremely good compared although I miss the Samsung experience so am looking at the S20 Ultra now

That one's far too expensive. Not that I can't afford it, just that I can't justify it. The cheaper models have worse cameras then the P30, that's why I bought that for about half the price of a S20 Ultra. I'd rather buy another pair of ceiling speakers for my Atmos system! And I see hat you came from Samsung in your sig. Btw the latest software to the S20 was apparently so buggy they couldn't reivew the S20 in Norway!

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That one's far too expensive. Not that I can't afford it, just that I can't justify it. The cheaper models have worse cameras then the P30, that's why I bought that for about half the price of a S20 Ultra. I'd rather buy another pair of ceiling speakers for my Atmos system! And I see hat you came from Samsung in your sig. Btw the latest software to the S20 was apparently so buggy they couldn't reivew the S20 in Norway!
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Oh I have sigs disabled, I`ll have to remove it
The only reason I want the Ultra is the new 108MP sensor the others won't have, I have always gone for the standard model as the Pro/Plus models weren't worth the extra to me, bigger screen/battery and one extra lens wasn't enough for the extra cost, but I really enjoy photography which is also the reason I got this P30, few things missing vs the S9, like true 960fps slow mo, and I used to take a lot of shots of my dog running about, with the S9 they almost always came out sharp and clear, the P30 seems unable to take clear shots of moving objects, most pics come out blurred, also the RYYB sensor tinting everything yellow gets a bit tedious
It takes a great photo for scenery etc, low light is amazing so hopefully the Ultra can match / beat that

While EMUI doesn't give you the option to completely disable the persistent Device Connection Service notification when you have a Bluetooth audio device connected, I managed to create a workaround using Macrodroid:
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This macro will be triggered whenever the Device Connection Service notification appears and will immediately dismiss the notification without letting it re-appear after whatever time limits EMUI usually sets. The result is a clean notification centre without this persistent banner getting in the way. If this doesn't work, change the trigger to Connectivity > Bluetooth Event > Device Connected > [your headphones here].

Question Screen shows a greenish tint

Hello.
My Note 10 Pro screen has a greenish tint that can get quite annoying. It mostly shows on dark grey colors and on the top and botton of the screen, it's less strong on the center. I tried to correct it modifying the screen settings color correction (this much) but this only somewhat improved it but it didn't get rid of it.
With full brightness it's not that strong, if the image has greys you can tell it's a bit greenish but it's not very noticeable unless you put it side by side with another screen.
I tried to take a photo but it's hard to tell the difference:
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On low brightness it's very noticeable if the image has grey colors and you are using the 120Hz mode which makes it notably worse (60Hz mode still shows the green tint, but not was much).
(On this image I'm using minimun brightness)
Also if you use the 120Hz mode and you lower the brightness to minimun some wrong violet colors appear on the top and bottom of the screen, like the photos show:
These weird violet colors do not appear on 60Hz mode.
Is anyone else having this problem? I wonder if I got a bad OLED or instead just the Redmi Note 10 Pro's screen is not good overall. I could live with 60Hz mode but even then the colors still look a bit greenish and I didn't bought this phone for not using the 120Hz...
What do you think? Is it worth getting a replacement?

i think it is a hardware issue
it happened before with amoled screens
you should go to get a replacement

Most of the people are facing this tint issue in redmi note 10 pro. I have seen many people complaining that they are facing purple tint on 120hz mode. Well i haven't seen it by myself cause haven't received my phone yet. And now after hearing all this i am afraid what if my device start doing this tint thing. I hope xiaomi fix it asab with some updates

On my device when i overclock screen from 60 to 84hz green tint appear also. This is most likely hardware problem and not software. I was thinking to buy 10 pro :/

Stefke93 said:
On my device when i overclock screen from 60 to 84hz green tint appear also. This is most likely hardware problem and not software. I was thinking to buy 10 pro :/
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What device do you have? Redmi note 10?

I have found that using the colors on "Automatic" instead of "Standard" helps with the greenish tint. I usually use standard because it's more faithful to the original colors and the automatic commonly gives a blueish tone (and it does here too) but this blue tone helps masking the greenish tint at 60Hz, so I find it better. On 120Hz it's not enough and it still looks too greenish at low brightness.

QuickFix_ninja said:
Most of the people are facing this tint issue in redmi note 10 pro. I have seen many people complaining that they are facing purple tint on 120hz mode. Well i haven't seen it by myself cause haven't received my phone yet. And now after hearing all this i am afraid what if my device start doing this tint thing. I hope xiaomi fix it asab with some updates
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Same here with the purple tint. It's not a deal breaker though, once you know it and... don't watch movies in the dark (which is bad for your eyes anyway)... What might be one if you're after the 120Hz screen is that I think it doesn't adapt to the context as expected (120Hz in Miui even when nothing updates on screen, 60Hz in some fast games... Would have expected the opposite).
Still an awesome phone for that price. Didn't miss my Mix 3 anymore! (BTW I'll "sell" that one, if someone is interested - along with it's new screen that doesn't go on, motherboard is OK, selling it as-is, i.e. open and waiting for a repair. More details soon on Mix 3 forum).

TotallyNotAPigeon said:
I have found that using the colors on "Automatic" instead of "Standard" helps with the greenish tint. I usually use standard because it's more faithful to the original colors and the automatic commonly gives a blueish tone (and it does here too) but this blue tone helps masking the greenish tint at 60Hz, so I find it better. On 120Hz it's not enough and it still looks too greenish at low brightness.
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I do have this issue btw did you get it replaced?

thank god my 10 pro seems to be fine... no green or purple tint or any other issues

Those photos are quite informative. However, we have been here many times with (am)oled devices. Unlike IPS, amoled are very susceptible to slight alteration of electricity that powers it. The less it gets, the more likely colour deviations are to occur. The solution is most likely to stay on standard settings until Xiaomi figures out or "refines" what's best configuration for every each screen it installed using update. Keeping the device in mid to high brightness usually helps since it pumps up higher electricity, thus more accurate the colours would show.

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I do have this issue btw did you get it replaced?
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I didn't, I didn't want to go through the hassle of getting a replacement, less when I could get another one with the same problem and anyway the problem only shows on 120Hz at low brightness so it's not like the phone is unusable... What I do is enable 120Hz on the morning and disable it at night which is when I use low brightness, it's a bit annoying but it's working for me until now, and tbh some days I forget about enabling it and I go through the day without noticing I'm using 60Hz. The rest of the phone works fine so whatever, I still consider it good for the money.
I said on my first post that I noticed the green tint even on 60Hz but I have been comparing it with other amoled smartphones without being able to notice a difference so I think this is just how this screen technology works and I was just too used to my previous LCD IPS colors. After using my phone for some days I got used to it and don't notice it anymore except when I use 120Hz and low brightness. I also switched back to Standard colors since Automatic was just too unrealistic.

I'm facing the same issue
I have a greenish tint,
I have DOT OS installed so, I will have to revert to MIUI and stock recovery right?
Do I have to lock the bootlaoder too? cause I heard unlocking bootloader doesn't voids warranty. How can I revert back any help?

Question Screen Dimming Issue

Anyone else here experiencing screen dimming issues when playing intensive games like COD or LOL at 90% to max brightness? It dims and lowers down the brightness and you can't fix it but just the brightness slider. It's annoying that I have to restart the game to fix it. It's even annoying since I can't restart it when in the middle of a game. Any solutions there?
- I've tried to on/off auto brightness
- I've tried checking the settings in game turbo, nothing there
- tried tweaking the performance /battery settings and whatnot, issue is still there
- restart the phone but issue persists
- I even tried to factory reset

iamreason7 said:
Anyone else here experiencing screen dimming issues when playing intensive games like COD or LOL at 90% to max brightness? It dims and lowers down the brightness and you can't fix it but just the brightness slider. It's annoying that I have to restart the game to fix it. It's even annoying since I can't restart it when in the middle of a game. Any solutions there?
- I've tried to on/off auto brightness
- I've tried checking the settings in game turbo, nothing there
- tried tweaking the performance /battery settings and whatnot, issue is still there
- restart the phone but issue persists
- I even tried to factory reset
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It seems to be by default that the screen will dim a bit when the device heats up, similar to iOS behavior.

sushuguru said:
It seems to be by default that the screen will dim a bit when the device heats up, similar to iOS behavior.
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That's so annoying

Hi, sorry for bumping but I suppose that's better than starting a new thread.
So I picked up the Mi 11 Ultra yesterday and it behaves the same. I was starting to worry mine was defective, so it safe to say it is completely normal?
Sucks though, I'd expect Xiaomi not to cheap out on cooling especially for the Ultra. AFAIK the 888 is not the hottest SoC.

For a Xiaomi? I'd say yes, it's typical. I've tried using other high phones with same chip or higher (Samsung S22 Ultra for example) and it didn't have the issue so... I've tried looking but I can't seem to find a (software) solution. On the other hand (hardware) , some "coolers/fans" do help. the best solution I've got is this . Just slap it at the back of your phone and et voila! Problem fixed.
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iamreason7 said:
For a Xiaomi? I'd say yes, it's typical. I've tried using other high phones with same chip or higher (Samsung S22 Ultra for example) and it didn't have the issue so... I've tried looking but I can't seem to find a (software) solution. On the other hand (hardware) , some "coolers/fans" do help. the best solution I've got is this . Just slap it at the back of your phone and et voila! Problem fixed.
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Lol at Koolfever. Serious about that one?
My phone also scores suspiciously low in single-core in Geekbench 5 at 851, though it does score slightly higher than normal in multi-core - 3317. Running the benches on an idle phone.

youngniggapreach said:
Lol at Koolfever. Serious about that one?
My phone also scores suspiciously low in single-core in Geekbench 5 at 851, though it does score slightly higher than normal in multi-core - 3317. Running the benches on an idle phone.
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In case try to do the test with the battery charged at 100%..
Some references.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/can-you-share-your-experience-with-this-phone.4406387/

Thanks, will give it a look. The bare idea of using an external cooler with a phone is ridiculous, unless you are gaming I suppose. After doing some more reading it seems the whole SD888 and 870 Mi 11 series is plagues by heat issues. Not sure if I would reconsider if I knew about it though, seems like a great deal at 650$. Mi 12 Pro was available for roughly the same price though...

youngniggapreach said:
Thanks, will give it a look. The bare idea of using an external cooler with a phone is ridiculous, unless you are gaming I suppose. After doing some more reading it seems the whole SD888 and 870 Mi 11 series is plagues by heat issues. Not sure if I would reconsider if I knew about it though, seems like a great deal at 650$. Mi 12 Pro was available for roughly the same price though...
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I agree it's like moving to the north pole.
This is the course I followed 11t pro->12 pro.

In the meantime I've discovered this - https://www.notebookcheck.net/Xiaom...ng-Galaxy-S22-and-Galaxy-Tab-S8.610441.0.html

youngniggapreach said:
Lol at Koolfever. Serious about that one?
My phone also scores suspiciously low in single-core in Geekbench 5 at 851, though it does score slightly higher than normal in multi-core - 3317. Running the benches on an idle phone.
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Yeah I'm serious. Though I'm only doing that while gaming where the phone gets really hot. That's when I notice the phone suddenly dims itself so using external coolers helps prevent the thermal throttling which then prevents the dimming issue and (really really seriously) Koolfever is the best I've got.

iamreason7 said:
Anyone else here experiencing screen dimming issues when playing intensive games like COD or LOL at 90% to max brightness? It dims and lowers down the brightness and you can't fix it but just the brightness slider. It's annoying that I have to restart the game to fix it. It's even annoying since I can't restart it when in the middle of a game. Any solutions there?
- I've tried to on/off auto brightness
- I've tried checking the settings in game turbo, nothing there
- tried tweaking the performance /battery settings and whatnot, issue is still there
- restart the phone but issue persists
- I even tried to factory reset
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To fix this, you just need to get Franco kernel manager. apply the settings in the picture ok everything will be fine

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To fix this, you just need to get Franco kernel manager. apply the settings in the picture ok everything will be fineView attachment 5914147
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but this requires rooting my phone. I really wish manufacturers add a manual override instead but thanks for the idea anyway. I'm now using an S23 Ultra and it still does that dimming thing. so....... I'll just avoid playing under the sun XD.

General Proximity sensor realy sux!!!

The proximity sensor realy sux on rhis phone, it always turn on when i have the phone on the ear, and there is no fix for it.
I am realy thinking about selling the phone is so anoying!!!

I have same problem, still hope that an update will fix.

The proximity sensor on these devices are ultrasonic rather than infrared. They either use this method to save space or because of issues of "seeing" through the screen, although there are infrared proximity sensors that work behind the display.
They work by emitting a high frequency sound (too high for us to hear) from the earpiece and then listening for that sound in the microphone, and by working out how loud the sound is and what delay there is they can work out if the phone is up against our head, but they are not as accurate or reliable as infrared sensors.
The proximity sensor is only activated when the phone is in a vertical position as it would be being held to the ear. If it isn't very reliable it might be worth calibrating the compass as this may help the device knowing which way up it is.
It works okay on my device.
Hope that helps.

Use "call proximity sensor fix"..I have same trouble my rom is EU Vodafone.

It doesn't have a hardware proximity sensor, Xiaomi use ai to make virtual sensor. I don't know how it work but it really sick.

oouline24hr said:
It doesn't have a hardware proximity sensor, Xiaomi use ai to make virtual sensor. I don't know how it work
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Imo is so simple to use a front camera as hardware sensor...

krzywojc said:
Imo is so simple to use a front camera as hardware sensor...
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No, screen still turn to black even i covered front cam with masking tape.
I think they use gyroscope for motion detect.

oouline24hr said:
No, screen still turn to black even i covered front cam with masking tape.
I think they use gyroscope for motion detect.
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I know that is not a camera but I mean that will be beter to use it for turning off during calling. That was the way of working of the normal sensor in other phones.

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Imo is so simple to use a front camera as hardware sensor...
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They can't use the camera as a hardware sensor as it uses a lot of power, not necessarily the sensor itself, but the imaging system on the SoC needs to be powered up, and it is a lot of data being processed just to try and use it as a proximity sensor.
True proximity sensors use a pulsing infrared LED and an infrared sensor, and the infrared bouncing back from something in close proximity can be detected, and this is very reliable.
Because the screen only has a small hole for the camera with narrow bezels, the proximity sensor has to be placed behind the OLED display, and Xiaomi for some reason has not gone down this route on this device. It is possible to have a normal proximity sensor behind the screen and for it to be tuned to work, as many devices do this already, but perhaps for cost or licencing reasons or to save space behind the screen they have not done this.
As far as I'm aware, the proximity sensor is a virtual sensor by detecting if the phone is held vertically, and using an Ultrasonic sound from the speaker being picked up by the microphone, it attempts to work out if near a face or not. If you hold your phone such that it isn't vertical against your face, the sensor will likely assume the phone is not against a face and so will not turn off the display.

On my 11t pro i did not see problem with sensor

I have the same problem....i think ill sell that phone...

Xiaomi is using ultrasonic proximity sensors on majority of their phones. Some users experience issues with it, some don't.
It all comes down to how you hold your phone while talking.

Selling this **** phone, so mad at the sensor ****, wtf is this, if Xiaomi cant fix it with the software then its useless.
Is it ok for the consumer to pay money for a phone that is crappy, i will not take that ****....

When I moved to miui eu The problem is gone, I don't know what is the cause of the problem in the original system, perhaps you have googled to contact

wait, i thought 11T and 11T Pro did have a hardware proximity sensor?
usually kimovil differentiates between 'proximity sensor' and 'ultrasonic-proximity' which they also did with these 2 devices. kimovil is the first thing i check if i see a new phone i like.

monkeytown said:
wait, i thought 11T and 11T Pro did have a hardware proximity sensor?
usually kimovil differentiates between 'proximity sensor' and 'ultrasonic-proximity' which they also did with these 2 devices. kimovil is the first thing i check if i see a new phone i like.
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They just grab info from many store website compare and rearrange to theirs website with filled micro details. So basically they doesn't know what's really inside the phone. I think they doesn't even have a hardware in there hands.

oouline24hr said:
They just grab info from many store website compare and rearrange to theirs website with filled micro details. So basically they doesn't know what's really inside the phone. I think they doesn't even have a hardware in there hands.
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oh no, it seems to be true
checked some more websites on this topic.

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}
This app has fixed this issue for me. Just set permissions and then all sorted. I stopped notifications because I don't like the permanent notification showing its running, but that's personal preference.

Have that app instaled, it helps but it still turns on the screen when i use the phone..