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Once the user locks (which most of the users I believe do) the screen rotation function, then there is no way to rotate the Camera. So what to do now? I researched for a couple of hours to do that, I even ask my boss and my senior, and apparently they do not know the answer. I was surprised, or they were just so lazy to help me at that time. The answer again is to use core motion.
Good news: I've already made a tutorial for the core motion.
http://prettyitgirl.blogspot.com/2015/11/detect-device-rotation-even-when-rotation-lock-is-on.html
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