[Bug 1552371] Re: Unexpected display on

Pat McGowan pat.mcgowan at canonical.com
Thu Mar 3 14:03:36 UTC 2016


For case 1 I always back out of emergency calls or wherever it got to and manually turn it off. 
For case 2 yes it dims and turns off.

My hypothesis was that case 1 is caused by some variant of case 2 since
it seems to be a relatively new phenomenon and I can't think of anything
else that can cause a known wakeup event.  However I have no proof of
that other than I had debug logging on and saw a lot of BT and pulse
activity when the MX4 woke up yesterday. I had moved out of range of my
connected headset.

Fix 1: I think the policy for screen management is simple, never turn the display on if proximity is detected, it should not be specific to SMS or calls.  
Fix 2: We are waking up on a headset connection not a HID.  Connecting this IMO should never turn on the display. Only HID profile devices should turn on the display.
Fix 3: I suspect other BT events are also taking the phone out of suspend and may need to be filtered

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