I'm struggling with a phobia of phone vibrations, and while I can turn off vibrations for individual apps, some still come through during calls or notifications. I've even set my phone to 'Do Not Disturb' during calls, but that feels like just covering up the problem. I've heard of extreme measures like removing the vibration motor, but I'm not sure how to do that safely. Plus, I'm also looking for a way to disable the proximity sensor because it unexpectedly turns off my screen during calls. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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Definitely take it to a reputable repair shop. From what I know, the vibration motor in the Galaxy A14 is soldered in, so make sure they have the right gear to handle it. Also, keep the old motor just in case you decide to sell or pass down your phone later.
It sounds like a tough situation! The best approach might be to take your phone to a professional repair shop. They can safely remove the vibration motor for you since it’s tricky to disable completely through software—something's bound to sneak through eventually. For the proximity sensor, it's typically embedded in a cluster of components, so isolating it isn’t simple. You might want to try keeping your phone unlocked and open during calls to avoid screen issues.
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