Device Sensor Policy - What is it?
The Device Sensor Policy controls whether websites can access your device’s sensors, such as motion sensors and orientation data, when browsing through Ulaa. This helps protect privacy and prevent unauthorized use of sensitive device information.
You can allow or block sensor access for specific websites and enforce it for selected groups.
Example:
If you want to block websites from accessing motion and orientation sensors on employee devices to prevent tracking or misuse, you can set up the Device Sensor Policy. Once enforced, websites will not be able to use any sensor data from the browser on those devices.
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