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posted 2014-02-24 15:26:42 +0200

[bug] pin code asked when the phone is already powered on

Sometime, the pin code is asked while the phone is powered on (even though it has already been typed). It is not due to a reboot of the phone as when typing the pin the previously opened applications are still open.

[bug] pin code asked when the phone is already powered on

Sometime, the pin code is asked while the phone is powered on (even though it has already been typed). It is not due to a reboot of the phone as when typing the pin the previously opened applications are still open.open. Edit: In fact, sometime the opened applications are closed, sometime they are not, it seems to be random. Moreover, this happens more and more often (currently at least once a day).

[bug] pin code asked when the phone is already powered on

Sometime, the pin code is asked while the phone is powered on (even though it has already been typed). It is not due to a reboot of the phone as when typing the pin the previously opened applications are still open. Edit: open.

Edit:
In fact, sometime the opened applications are closed, sometime they are not, it seems to be random. Moreover, this happens more and more often (currently at least once a day).

[bug] pin code asked when the phone is already powered on

Sometime, the pin code is asked while the phone is powered on (even though it has already been typed). It is not due to a reboot of the phone as when typing the pin the previously opened applications are still open.

Edit: In fact, sometime the opened applications are closed, sometime they are not, it seems to be random. Moreover, this happens more and more often (currently at least once a day).

[bug] pin code PIN asked when randomly while the phone is already powered onrunning

Sometime, Sometimes, the pin code PIN for the SIM card is asked while the phone is powered on (even though it has already been typed). running. In some/most cases, phone lock is not even activated. It is not due to a reboot random reboots of the phone as when typing the pin PIN the previously opened applications are still open.

Edit:
open. In fact, sometime the some cases, opened applications are closed, sometime they are not, it seems closed. Additionally, in some cases, the display is constantly showing the PIN query with dimmed light, causing the battery to be random. Moreover, this drained. This happens more and more often (currently at least once a day).

Latest SailfishOS version installed.

[bug] PIN asked randomly while the phone is running

Sometimes, the PIN for the SIM card is asked while the phone is running. In some/most cases, phone lock is not even activated. It is not due to random reboots of the phone as when typing the PIN the previously opened applications are still open. In some cases, opened applications are closed. Additionally, in some cases, the display is constantly showing the PIN query with dimmed light, causing the battery to be drained. This happens more and more often (currently at least once a day).

Latest SailfishOS version 1.1.6.27 installed.


Edit:

As described above - this issue is happening 'randomly' and unintended while the Jolla is in the pocket. This bug is (or seems to be) caused by the loose SIM-Contact-Issue of first hardware revisions which is triggered easily by squeezing and twisting your Jolla (like it's happening in your pocket). The real issue is not the SIM-Card contact loss (because this is a hardware issue) but that you will see the SIM-Pin query after pulling your Jolla out of your pocket and you are unable to type in your SIM-Pin because of missing touch input. So I found a way to reproduce this issue now. :)

How to reproduce:

  1. Lock your Jolla with the power button/swipe-down-gesture. You also shouldn't have the Device Lock activated
  2. Remove your TOH
  3. Cover the proximity sensor or put your Jolla screen-side on your table
  4. Now pull out your SIM card partly and directly put it in the the right position again to simulate the mentioned hardware bug
  5. Wait (while still covering the proximity sensor) about 5 seconds
  6. Now uncover the proximity sensor --> You will get the SIM-Pin query, the display is dimmed and touch input is not accepted. You will get this buggy Pin query (with missing touch input in this semi-locked state) every time after covering and uncovering the proximity sensor like it's happening after pulling your Jolla out of the pocket.
  7. You have to double-tap to unlock the screen out of this semi-locked state to be able to insert your SIM-Pin

[bug] PIN asked randomly while the phone is running

Sometimes, the PIN for the SIM card is asked while the phone is running. In some/most cases, phone lock is not even activated. It is not due to random reboots of the phone as when typing the PIN the previously opened applications are still open. In some cases, opened applications are closed. Additionally, in some cases, the display is constantly showing the PIN query with dimmed light, causing the battery to be drained. This happens more and more often (currently at least once a day).

Latest SailfishOS version 1.1.6.27 installed.


Edit:

As described above - this issue is happening 'randomly' and unintended while the Jolla is in the pocket. This bug is (or seems to be) caused by the loose SIM-Contact-Issue of first hardware revisions which is triggered easily by squeezing and twisting your Jolla (like it's happening in your pocket). The real issue is not the SIM-Card contact loss (because this is a hardware issue) but that you will see the SIM-Pin query after pulling your Jolla out of your pocket and you are unable to type in your SIM-Pin because of missing touch input. So I found a way to reproduce this issue now. :)

How to reproduce:

  1. Lock your Jolla with the power button/swipe-down-gesture. You also shouldn't have the Device Lock activated
  2. Remove your TOH
  3. Cover the proximity sensor or put your Jolla screen-side on your table
  4. Now pull out your SIM card partly and directly put it in the the right position again to simulate the mentioned hardware bug
  5. Wait (while still covering the proximity sensor) about 5 seconds
  6. Now uncover the proximity sensor --> You will get the SIM-Pin query, the display is dimmed and touch input is not accepted. You will get this buggy Pin query (with missing touch input in this semi-locked state) every time after covering and uncovering the proximity sensor like it's happening after pulling your Jolla out of the pocket.
  7. You have to double-tap to unlock the screen out of this semi-locked state to be able to insert your SIM-Pin

Expected behaviour:

After pulling out your Jolla out of your pocket or uncovering the proximity sensor your display should not turn on by itself and stay in this semi-locked state while showing the SIM-PIN query but the display should stay black or show the glance screen in case you have activated it.

[bug] PIN asked randomly while the phone is running

Sometimes, the PIN for the SIM card is asked while the phone is running. In some/most cases, phone lock is not even activated. It is not due to random reboots of the phone as when typing the PIN the previously opened applications are still open. In some cases, opened applications are closed. Additionally, in some cases, the display is constantly showing the PIN query with dimmed light, causing the battery to be drained. This happens more and more often (currently at least once a day).

Latest SailfishOS version 1.1.6.27 installed.


Edit:

As described above - this issue is happening 'randomly' and unintended while the Jolla is in the pocket. This bug is (or seems to be) caused by the loose SIM-Contact-Issue of first hardware revisions which is triggered easily by squeezing and twisting your Jolla (like it's happening in your pocket). The real issue is not the SIM-Card contact loss (because this is a hardware issue) but that you will see the SIM-Pin query after pulling your Jolla out of your pocket and you are unable to type in your SIM-Pin because of missing touch input. So I found a way to reproduce this issue now. :)

How to reproduce:

  1. Lock your Jolla with the power button/swipe-down-gesture. You also shouldn't have the Device Lock activated
  2. Remove your TOH
  3. Cover the proximity sensor or put your Jolla screen-side on your table
  4. Now pull out your SIM card partly and directly put it in the the right position again to simulate the mentioned hardware bug
  5. Wait (while still covering the proximity sensor) about 5 seconds
  6. Now uncover the proximity sensor --> You will get the SIM-Pin query, the display is dimmed and touch input is not accepted. You will get this buggy Pin query (with missing touch input in this semi-locked state) every time after covering and uncovering the proximity sensor like it's happening after pulling your Jolla out of the pocket.
  7. You have to double-tap to unlock the screen out of this semi-locked state to be able to insert your SIM-Pin

Expected behaviour:

After pulling out your Jolla out of your pocket or uncovering the proximity sensor your display should not turn on by itself and stay in this semi-locked state while showing the SIM-PIN query but the display should stay black or show the glance screen in case you have activated it.