sensorsenabled
Sensorsenabled is a configuration concept used in software and device management to indicate whether sensor hardware on a device is permitted to be used by applications or the system. It is not tied to a single standard and appears across mobile, desktop, and embedded contexts to describe enabling one or more sensors, such as accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, GPS, microphone, camera, ambient light, and proximity sensors.
Typically, sensorsenabled is represented as a boolean flag (true or false) or as a list of sensors
In practice, sensorsenabled interacts with the platform's permission model. When disabled, the operating system or framework
Common use cases include device manufacturers enabling sensors by default, enterprise device management enforcing restrictions to