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* When the proximity sensor has grabbed a wakelock, the screen is turned off (in-call). On devices with TapToWake, the kernel sees that the screen is off and will then allow for a TapToWake action to fire in the hopes of turning the device on by simulating a power button press. This causes the device to go to sleep since it's not actually off at that moment. On a device that can't wake via proximity sensor, the only way to recover from this is to use the power button. Change-Id: I246f38b41caea6c7d7ac50293c7012120499643b