Just found that #samsung phones have something called a grip sensor. It can detect a hand even without touching your phone and it has been present from at least the Galaxy S7.

But what does it do? I have no idea and neither do other people on the Internet. Do you have any thoughts?

Samsung's official claim from 2017 is that it's used for some gestures, but as far as I know, there are no settings to program any gestures, so I wonder what is the purpose of this sensor and why it's still present in modern Galaxy phones. Maybe it has something to do with the extended unlock feature? Phone won't password lock until you're holding it or something?

Oh Fuck off PayPal. I'm not sending you shit because you decided that logging in to my account from the same phone as always and a person from Vietnam visiting my PayPal.me link is suspicious.

Now those fuckers at PayPal want me to send my ID, proof of my address (like electrical bill) AND my bank statement.

What a shitty service.