Proximity sensor replacement Apple iPhone 6

Service Description

When you call, do you press the "buttons" with your ear or cheek, driving your smartphone crazy? (it hangs up the line, mutes it, the person you're talking to hears button sounds, etc, etc). Let's make a small premise. Once, old cell phones had a "physical" keyboard. Every button had a number, and to press it you had to exert a certain force with your finger. If you brought such a phone to your cheek it was very difficult to accidentally press the buttons. Then taaac! Technology changed! Physical buttons disappeared and the smartphones we have today have a huge display, with a touch screen, super sensitive! everything is fine but..... think about what happens when you call! you select the phone application... then with the touch screen you dial the number and.... then.. the screen changes... the name of the person you're calling comes up... and on the display some icons are displayed... one to turn on speakerphone mode.. one to insert mute and disable the microphone (so you can insult your interlocutor as much as you want without them hearing you..), one to end the call..... Think about what would happen if by bringing the phone to your ear all these icons remained sensitive to pressure.. sooner or later.. with your cheek... you would end the call.. or you would put on speakerphone.. or you would disable the microphone! So what? Taaac! A diabolical invention, smartphone manufacturers thought about it. They put a sensor that "sees" if you have the phone placed against your ear. How does it do it? well, simple, the sensor captures the ambient light and measures it... when you bring the smartphone to your ear.... the sensor remains in the dark, and exclaims: yuck, an ear! so everything disgusted it tells the display to turn off and no longer accept commands from the touch screen. Final result: you can rub your beloved smartphone on your cheek as much as you want, without pressing buttons inappropriately! End of the lesson on the notorious.. proximity sensor! If the sensor no longer works? we'll replace it with a new one, and offer the old one psychological assistance for having observed your ear for so long!