Hello,

when I listen to music over the speaker, the phone gets hot and the battery drains rapidly. If I plug in my headset, it cools down and the battery stops draining that quickly.
So listening to music is hardly possible without head set now.

Lately, I hear some quiet buzzing sounds, while charging, but not always and they're not regularly. Since that started, the speaker also oversteers/overdrives a bit (not just while charging, always, like it's broken).

As I said, this only started lately. Everything was fine, a week or so ago.

Might that be hardware related or do you have any clue what I could do about this?

Phone Info:
Mobian CE Edition
Debian 11.3
GNOME 3.85.5

Thank you in advance

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https://www.srlabs.de/bites/new-sim-attacks

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Anyone else having similar problems? Can I reset the squeekboard somehow?  Rebooting doesn't seem to help.  Those letters though works fine in the horizontal position, but of course, it's hard to type when one can't see the rest of the phone screen.

Thanks in advance for your help!

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