This utility app allows hands-free control of your iPhone using the proximity sensor. Perform actions like taking photos, recording audio/video, or toggling the flashlight by covering the screen, ideal for when you can't interact directly.
5.0.7
April 23, 2024
Update the default preference for the first time user: The default value for the photo number will be 20 instead of 8
Auto Proximity Detection utilizes your iPhone's proximity sensor, located near the front camera. By covering the top part of your screen, you can trigger various actions without touching the display.
You can take photos, record audio and video, toggle the flashlight, have your location or time spoken aloud, dictate text notes, and count numbers by covering the screen.
The two special actions are 'Cover+Left,' which involves covering and then uncovering the screen, and 'Hold,' which requires covering the screen for at least ten seconds before uncovering.
An internet connection is required if you want the app to speak your current location aloud. Other features, such as taking photos or recording audio, do not necessitate an internet connection.
To stop an action like photo taking or recording in 'covering status,' you typically cover the screen again after at least seven seconds. For 'holding status,' you uncover the screen to stop the job.
Yes, you can view video clips, play, delete, and rename sound files within the app. You can also select sound files for playback that were recorded or imported via iTunes file sharing.
Based on the provided information, Auto Proximity Detection is designed for iPhones and iPods. It is not indicated to be available on Android devices.
The app was last updated on April 23, 2024, with version 5.0.7. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.
