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Old 10-03-2009, 05:09 PM
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Re: Proximity Sensor Disabled by Default
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Originally Posted by trikoy2 View Post
- The screen protector that's on it is the one that came with the T-mobile package.

- And ya, thanks a lot, P-slim, I didn't know that you have to use the dialer that came with the phone for it to be activated... it's coz I saw demos on you tube with a guy putting his finger on the sensor while the phone is on the table.
No problem. when i'm on a regular screen or program and i put my phone to my face it will not turn off. Thats means the video you saw, he must have been on a call but he wasn't on the dialer screen.
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