All, I'm running into an issue which I'm fairly sure has got to be an intentional design, but it seems to be something Apple knows nothing about. Here's the deal: if I switch the ringer on my phone off (i.e. the "mute" button on the side) so I only get vibrations, something very strange happens. If I get an incoming call while my phone is just sitting out on a desk, the phone vibrates normally (a long vibration that repeats). However, if the phone is in my pocket when I get an incoming call, it only vibrates once extremely quickly and doesn't do anything else. Obviously this causes some issues if I end up missing calls. Has anyone else experienced this? Any idea what could be going on?
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