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[Bill Filler <1353560@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't think there is a spec. 
I'm comparing to what iphone does. When on a call (with speakerphone enabled or not) and you lay the phone down on the table, the screen never locks. The screen does dim slightly after some seconds but never fully goes black. I think we should do the same. If we can't dim the screen then just leave it fully on. 

So I think we have two bugs 1) we turn off the screen completely and 2)
we lock the phone

Not sure what you mean about input not working when proximity is
triggered during a call?

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Title:
  Don't black screen when on call with speakerphone

Status in Dialer app for Ubuntu Touch:
  Confirmed
Status in “unity8” package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  mako #175

  The "proximity" sensor (screen turns off when something get close to
  the phone) should be turned off when loud speaker is on otherwise it's
  very difficult to interact with the phone and the dialer, or to unlock
  the phone if the call is long. (it might also depends on where the
  sensor is on the hardware)

  TEST CASE:
  1. Open the dialer and place a call
  2. Switch on the loud speaker and put your phone flat on the table.
  3. Get your hand close to the sensor

  ACTUAL RESULT
  The screen turns off and user cannot interact with the dialer app

  EXPECTED RESULT
  Screen stays on.

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