I have an app that uses CMHeadphoneMotionManager on macOS without playing any sound. I have noticed that when I start playing audio with Spatial Audio set to either Head Tracked or Fixed, the yaw appears to recenter as soon as I press play, which I’ve confirmed by logging the motion data returned. This has a knock-on effect on my app because the orientation that I previously considered the center is no longer the center. Is this intentional behavior? Is AirPods head-motion data designed so that the application currently using Spatial Audio takes precedence over other applications using the CMHeadphoneMotionManager or should multiple applications be able to use the motion data independently without affecting each other’s orientation reference?