The Signal messaging app, backed by the Signal Technology Foundation, "runs entirely on donations," according to a New Yorker article published in October. Prior to Thursday, the stock had traded under $1 since 2015. As of March 2019, it had no full-time employees other than CEO Chris Hymel, who did not immediately respond to a request for comment.īecause of the swarm of unintended investor interest, the company now has a market cap of $660 million, up from $55 million two days ago. Signal Advance is so small that it doesn't report financials with the SEC. The thinly traded stock hit the market in 2014. The company shifted its focus to using technology in health care and changed its name to Signal Advance. But when I read the support response it seems they are working on a general improvement of the sensors.Signal Advance was founded in Texas under the name Biodyne in 1992 and provided services to medical and legal workers.
Unless of course FP really acknowledged this is a FP issue with WaveUp. Dropping that one keeps the list more organized without duplicates or app isues beyond the scope of FP. In case they improve the sensors and WaveUp works better as a result of that, then that’s a win.īut now there are 2 topics about the same issue(?), while this topic seems to be more of a 3rd party app issue. That topic is more related to something Fairphone can fix. Since this issue in this topic is about WaveUp, I would like to remove it from the known issues list and keep the topic on the wiki about the proximity sensor while calling.
There is an issue indeed with the sensor while calling, this issue is also included in the known issues wiki.
If I understand this problem correctly it’s mostly a WaveUp issue that’s also present on other phones? Sounds like this issue is then more related to WaveUp. Is there something i could do, maybe thorugh developer tools, to change the proximity sensor behaviour? Thanks for any ideas! Listening to a voice message while casually walking through the forest in nice weather? Not possible, it will be interrupted 30 times until the phone freezes completely. This only happens in applications where the proximity sensor is used, of course, like making phone calls, using threema and WhatsApp. This even happens when walking through a forest. If you are passenger in a car and the nearby trees, houses, bridges cause a rapid change between shadows and sunlight, sometimes the phone can’t keep up and straight up locks the screen and takes “a pause” (like 10 seconds) before it will respond again. It goes as far as that in certain lighting situations, the phone becomes unusable. I don’t think this is normal, my old Huawei P9 lite never did something like this. Hey there, I have noticed this behaviour of my Fairphone4 too, especially in good weather with a low sun, like there is atm in Germany.
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