>The group looked at how nine browsers—Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, Brave, Focus, Dolphin, Opera Mini, and UC Browser—handle access to motion, orientation, pr

>The group looked at how nine browsers—Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, Brave, Focus, Dolphin, Opera Mini, and UC Browser—handle access to motion, orientation, proximity, and light sensors. They found that all of them allow web pages to access motion and orientation sensors without permission. >the researchers also found about 1200 sites [of the top 100,000 Alexa rated sites] that seemed to be using sensor data to aide tracking and analytics-gathering or audience recognition. And 63 percent of the scripts the researchers analyzed that access motion sensors also fingerprint browsers for tracking.