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Check your settings. I think there was an option. Otherwise ask in the forum

had sensors off turned on, but the phone app still had access to sensors. It's the only setting i could come up with which.

sensors off shouldn't have anything to do with this, only useful info on the forums was that the phone call comes from another service. Not the phone app, so it doesn't matter whether the sensors are on or off really. I made a new post about it but there was no solution in the forums, checked the earlier posts about it. The proximity sensor doesn't work at all when receiving a phone call.

changing default phone app fixed it, could not find any setting that could fix the problem in the default app