To protect users’ privacy, iOS 12.2 will limit Web apps’ access to iPhone’s sensors

Ars Technica
By Samuel AxonFeb 4, 2019, 6:05 pm555 ptsTrending
Enlarge / A user tries out features in ARKit. (credit: Apple) The beta for iOS 12.2 contains a change to mobile Safari that could have implications for the advertising and marketing worlds, as well as for Web-based augmented or virtual reality more generally. In the beta, a toggle labeled "Motion & Orientation…

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