Yes it does. It's used to detect when your iPhone is against your face or in a pocket/purse.
Well then mine is not working.
I'm on 10.0
Well then mine is not working.
I'm on 10.0
When you're in a call, your screen stays lit?
What makes you say that? Please give specific example(s).
Yes, I have to assume cause when I put the phone in the otter box holster the screen does not go off
Yes, I have to assume cause when I put the phone in the otter box holster the screen does not go off
The proximity sensor should only turn your screen off when on a call. Your phones screen won't turn off when you put it in the holster because it doesn't offer the sleep/wake function like the iPad does. You'll either have to press the power button or wait for your screen to automatically shut off after the specified amount of time you set it at. Mine turns off after 1 minute of inactivity. I think you might be confusing the proximity sensor with the sleep/wake function, in which the iPhone does not offer.
I was thinking that it could drain the battery faster. I'll get used to it
What I do now is to manually turn it off.
Especially when I'm using the phone on Bluetooth