It looks like your iPhone’s proximity sensor is not working correctly. This sensor is responsible for turning off the screen when you bring the phone near your ear during a call. If it blinks but does not turn off the screen
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iPhone 11 Pro Max, iOS 18
It seems that your iPhone’s proximity sensor is malfunctioning. This sensor is designed to turn off the screen when the phone is close to your ear during a call. If it blinks but fails to turn off the screen, there may be an issue.
While not disagreeing with your assertion, what info makes you think that such a design feature exists and should function as you describe?
FWIW, none of our own family’s iPhone screens “turn off” when held to the ear.
(although admittedly this might be due to a config setting unique to our own family’s devices)
The question is not clear to me. It sounds more of a suggestion. If required, please re-phrase.
iPhone proximity sensor not working during calls
