[Surface Duo] Posture switching on the left screen uses the proximity sensor from the right screen.
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Info
- Device: Surface Duo
- GSI version: latest
- Vendor version: latest
Only relevant for the following build: https://github.com/thai-ng/treble_build_aosp/releases
Folding the Surface Duo and utilizing the right screen only utilizes the right side proximity sensor (as intended). However folding the Duo and using the left screen, the right side proximity sensor is still utilized.
This causes an issue wherein if the device is placed on the table (for example) with the left screen up (the screen currently utilized), the proximity sensor on the right screen will be utilized for ambient light. Since the right screen is facing the table, this will cause the device to think it is facing a wall and the screen will dim immediately and lock quicker than intended.
Expected Behavior
Proximity/light sensors should respect posture
Current Behavior
Only the right screen sensors are ever utilized, regardless of which screen is currently active.
Possible Solution
None
Steps to Reproduce
- Open Surface Duo
- Fold with the right screen behind and the left screen in front
- Ensure the left screen is the active one
- Place on a table with the right screen facing downward
- Observe that the screen dims immediately
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The issue is solely related to this GSI.