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How to stop your Mobile misbehaving while on call


 Hello Everyone


If you are here then let me tell you that I was also frustrated the way you are because my phone used to behave abruptly while on call. 

Sometimes it used to get on silent phone, sometimes it used to take screenshots, sometimes torch used to get on and sometimes airplane mode used to be active but all the time it used to start vibrating while on the call which was so irritating.

Finally, today I have found how to stop it permanently and gosh! What a relief. 

Basically the phone misbehaves because the proximity sensor of your phone doesn’t stop while on call. So we just have to deactivate the proximity sensor while on call.

Let’s do it

Easy Steps to stop your phone misbehaving while on call or simply deactivate the sensor while on call.
      1.       Open Phone Settings
      

     
    2.       Search for Call Settings by writing ‘call’ or search button

     

        3.       Enter Call Settings by clicking on Call Settings
      4.       Enter Incoming Call Settings by clicking on Incoming Call Settings 
      5.       Just Switch on the option PROXIMITY SENSOR which says ‘Turn off the screen automatically         when you are holding the device to your ear during a call’



Easy Peasy !!

Right

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