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might be changing for the worse. It looks like the layout of the call screen buttons will be changing, and we’re not fans of where they’ve ended up.and others, and it sees the end call button move from a fairly centered position – separate from the other call screen options – to a bottom-right position, right next to everything else.
This could easily lead to the wrong buttons being accidentally pressed, or at the very least will mean it takes longer to find some options until you get used to the changes.But there’s another problem too. While the end call button’s new position will make it easier for right-handed users to reach, it’ll likely be harder for left-handed users to access, where before it shouldn’t have been too much of a stretch for anyone.
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