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Originally Posted by Rev. Bob
It's possible that "pocket touching screen" is a red herring. What if the pocket's added just enough thickness to the cover that the magnets are making spotty contact, thus triggering a "sleep/wake" drain in the same way that a weak cell signal triggers a "searching" drain?
One way to test that should be to take the "sleep cover" out of the equation, but put something like a cleaning cloth on the screen once the device is asleep. That means there's definitely something touching the screen, definitely no magnet-induced sleep/wake factor, and thus the two possible variables are split up. A drain in that context decisively points to the screen; no drain would call for testing with a pocketless sleep cover (or magnets to simulate one).
Has anyone compared notes on their sleep covers' brand names?
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It also happened to someone when paper was touching the screen (PeterT perhaps...too lazy to look for the post...), so I think magnets are not the issue.