This is actually working per the design we agreed on some months back (I
can't seem to find the bug that has the discussion thread).
Here are the points, I believe:
1) You do want the screen to light up even when the proximity sensor is covered
on an incoming call. If the phone is in your purse or bag and it's ringing you
need to be able to see it. This is how iOS works, probably Android as well.
2) The incoming call notification is modal. You can only interact with it and
there is no other input available that you can accidentally interact with (i.e.
indicators, launcher)
3) You have to swipe to answer/decline a call which is difficult to do
accidentally
4) The quick reply could be an issue, but even that requires 2 taps. One tap to
show the menu then another to select the option.
If there is an issue with 4 happening automatically we should revist the
design of the notification.
I think the bottom line is that every notification that occurs when the phone
is locked needs:
a) to always be modal so no other actions can be taken on the ui (think this is
true already)
b) needs to use swipe to perform an action, not tap
** Changed in: telepathy-ofono (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Invalid
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