Why iOS 9’s Facedown detection doesn’t work on iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPad and iPod touch

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By Christian ZibregSep 21, 2015, 3:11 pm2.7k ptsInteresting
Facedown detection stands as one of the underrated features in iOS 9’s rich arsenal of power-saving tactics designed to help extend your run time by up to an additional hour. Facedown detection avoids turning the display on when a notification comes in and your phone is put facedown. But as it turns out,…

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