I am reassigning this bug to the kernel since that's usually who the iio-sensor-proxy developer blames for issues like this.
You can try filing an issue with iio-sensor-proxy though. https://github.com/hadess/iio-sensor-proxy/
If you open the system status menu in the far right of the top bar, you can click the icon at the bottom of the menu that looks like a rotated rectangle to lock or unlock screen auto-rotation. That might be a good workaround.
I am reassigning this bug to the kernel since that's usually who the iio-sensor-proxy developer blames for issues like this.
You can try filing an issue with iio-sensor-proxy though. /github. com/hadess/ iio-sensor- proxy/
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If you open the system status menu in the far right of the top bar, you can click the icon at the bottom of the menu that looks like a rotated rectangle to lock or unlock screen auto-rotation. That might be a good workaround.