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Makale.Helvetia

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sometimes my 5s can not hang up calls, it stuck at the call duration screen. close (red) button did not work. i think it's a bug on iOS 9. sensors are not working and the phone locks itself. anybody experienced that issue?

i've installed iOS 9 with DFU mode.
 

C DM

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Oct 17, 2011
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so it's a general bug, maybe disabling auto lock option can be a workaround
Not necessarily a general bug, but sounds like some people might run across it. Similar issues (or more like glitches) have existed in iOS 8 (if not 7) as well as I recall.
 

C DM

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so.? do you have an advice for workaround?
As I recall from previous instances of issues of this nature was that there wasn't much that the user could do. Some have tried restarting the phone that would usually get rid of the glitch at least for some time, others tried resetting settings with some success, some have restored their phones. Not sure if there was anything in particular that really got it all sorted out for everyone as it was just a weird glitch that popped up for some here or there at times. At one point Apple had an update that listed one of the fixes/improvements dealing with unresponsive screens, so perhaps that also contributed in getting rid of that glitch for some. Not sure if it's like that in this case, but so far it sounds like it.
 

Makale.Helvetia

macrumors 6502a
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Sep 14, 2014
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İSTANBUL - TÜRKİYE
As I recall from previous instances of issues of this nature was that there wasn't much that the user could do. Some have tried restarting the phone that would usually get rid of the glitch at least for some time, others tried resetting settings with some success, some have restored their phones. Not sure if there was anything in particular that really got it all sorted out for everyone as it was just a weird glitch that popped up for some here or there at times. At one point Apple had an update that listed one of the fixes/improvements dealing with unresponsive screens, so perhaps that also contributed in getting rid of that glitch for some. Not sure if it's like that in this case, but so far it sounds like it.

so there is nothing to do more,we have to wait for an update and fix that damn thing.
 
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