When you put the phone to your face, the proximity sensor disables the screen so that you don't press buttons with your cheek. You'll get used to it. The screen should come back when you take the phone away from your face.
Hi there, Rothbury, and welcome aboard. Hope you're having a great new year!
I've moved this thread to the S4 Mini board so fellow owners will be more likely to see it. Someone may have something to add to Rukbat's excellent explanation.
When you put the phone to your face, the proximity sensor disables the screen so that you don't press buttons with your cheek. You'll get used to it. The screen should come back when you take the phone away from your face.
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