Users discovered this using a third-party app as the stock camera app does not provide access to this feature.
Shortly after, Nothing confirmed its existence and announced that it would soon be shutting down due to potential privacy issues.
Let us also remind you that the affordable price of the CMF Phone 1 is achieved through the use of a 50-megapixel main sensor and a hidden depth sensor, among other features.
While exploring the phone’s capabilities, one user found a way to enable this sensor in developer mode, discovering that the depth sensor can view the internal structures of objects like remote controls through their casings.
Some users have expressed disappointment with CMF’s decision to get rid of such an unusual feature, but the company insists on the need to ensure the security and privacy of user data.
Source: Ferra
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