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[Tim Peeters <1445580@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I just experienced the same with image r22, 20150508 on the bq ubuntu
phone.

In the middle of a phone call, where I was holding the phone to my ear
(so interaction should be blocked), the phone call finished (I could not
hear the person at the other end of the line speaking any more), but
pushing the hang-up button did not do anything.

I rebooted the phone, and both sim cards were not detected and then I
saw that flight mode was on. After switching off flight mode I needed
another reboot to get it to work again.

So there are two issues here:
1. Interaction was not blocked while I was in a phone call
2. Dialer app does not detect that flight mode gets enabled and the sim card is disabled.


Since then I have been trying to see if the proximity sensor works properly while in a phone call. Once I managed to push the hang-up button while the phone was on my ear (I couldn't see if the screen was on or off). But afterwards I have been testing and the proximity sensor seems fine now, the screen turns off and does not respond to touch when I hold my finger (or ear) close to the camera.

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Title:
  Impossible to end a call after switching to airplane mode

Status in the base for Ubuntu mobile products:
  In Progress
Status in dialer-app package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete
Status in indicator-network package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in ofono package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Committed
Status in telephony-service package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  As I described here
  https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-phone/msg12177.html
  I accidentally switched the phone to the airplane mode while having an active incoming call. As a result it is impossible to end a call - the red button does not end the call.

  The bug is easy to reproduce:
  1. Make a call to your Ubuntu phone and answer it.
  2. Switch on 'airplane mode'
  3. As a result you get unusable phone.

  Of course switching gsm off while having an active call is not a
  typical use of the phone, but still the phone should react to this
  situation differently.

  Another thing is that I somehow switched gsm off while holding my
  phone to my ear (which may suggest some issue with the top panel) -
  but I don't know how to reproduce this, hence currently I treat this
  as an very unfortunate accident.

  Workaround for ending the call: make another incoming call to your
  phone.

  BQ (r21)

  <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Networking#flight-mode>: "When you turn on
  Flight Mode: 1. If a phone or Voip call is in progress, an alert
  should appear, “Turning on Flight Mode will end your call.”, with
  buttons “Cancel” and “End Call”. The alert should close automatically
  if the call finishes by itself."

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