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Handwritten Digit Leakage from Smartphone Motion Sensors Across Unseen Users and Phone Models
Smartphone motion sensors support interactive applications, but their readings may also reveal touchscreen input beyond their intended use. Assuming known drawing intervals, we study whether handwritten digits remain predictable across users and devices, as a 10-class problem on 19,628 HuMIdb record
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