- From: Scott Jenson <scottj@google.com>
- Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2015 13:29:58 -0800
- To: public-web-bluetooth@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAAfQcpTY6RDEfJ+AVBfLnYVpKNQxoeGcOWXOGVubOAnS3zfgjw@mail.gmail.com>
I appreciate the privacy reasons why the current BLE approach is to connect to a single device and talk only to that device. However, for the physical web project, we'd also like to figure out a way to support ''the museum scenario". In this case, all of the exhibits broadcast a single URL, the 'museum app' which displays the overall museum experience. However, it can also show what exhibits are nearby and give you info as you walk through. It could even connect to exhibits and make them interactive. The purpose of this example is call out the need for a web page to work with a collection of related BLE devices, not just a single one. My concern is that the current one-at-a-time approach that is being taken, while secure, is preventing this scenario. Is there a way we could ask the user for an additional permission, something like we do for geo-location, so the JS could then scan for a family of beacons? Scott Scott Jenson | Chrome UX | scottj@google.com
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