A dynamic communication management system manages the exchange of phone-based communications between devices using dynamically determined routing data. The routing for the phone-based communications can be dynamically determined such that certain identifying information is provided to destination devices instead of the identifying information that would be provided without the services of the dynamic communication management system.
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A denial of service (DoS) detection and circumvention system is described herein. The DoS detection and circumvention system can track phone calls that are initiated and store a list of phone numbers that are called. The DoS detection and circumvention system can also track the number of carrier congestion messages over a certain time window. Using the list of called phone numbers and the tracked number of carrier congestion messages, the DoS detection and circumvention system can identify excessive congestion. If the DoS detection and circumvention system identifies excessive congestion, the DoS detection and circumvention system can delay calls so as to prevent a possible DoS condition.
A text communication management system is provided that receives, analyzes, and enforces recipient actions regarding phone-based text communications. The text communication management system can obtain recipient action data regarding a recipient's action with respect to a particular text communication, and enforce the recipient action with respect to future text communications. The management system can also or alternatively analyze the recipient action data in connection with recipient action data from multiple other recipients to generate a model for use in determining whether future phone-based text communications should be permitted, determining the likelihood that such communications will cause recipients to opt-out, and the like. Third parties, such as phone service carriers and text communication originating entities, may access the management system via an application programming interface (“API”) to submit data regarding recipient actions, initiate analysis of a potential text communication using the model, and the like.
Systems and methods for protected verification of user information are provided. Multiple computing systems may transmit or receive communications from one or more other computing systems as part of the protected user information verification. For example, a user may utilize a verification service to independently verify the user's information to third-party systems without the verification service actually storing, receiving, accessing, or otherwise coming into contact with the user-specific information that it is verifying. In this way, the system can protect a user's personal information while streamlining the user's verification with one or more third parties.
A denial of service (DoS) detection and circumvention system is described herein. The DoS detection and circumvention system can track phone calls that are initiated and store a list of phone numbers that are called. The DoS detection and circumvention system can also track the number of carrier congestion messages over a certain time window. Using the list of called phone numbers and the tracked number of carrier congestion messages, the DoS detection and circumvention system can identify excessive congestion. If the DoS detection and circumvention system identifies excessive congestion, the DoS detection and circumvention system can delay calls so as to prevent a possible DoS condition.
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Promoting and marketing the goods and services of others by distributing advertising material, coupons and discount offers via text messages. Telecommunication services, namely, text and picture wireless messaging services that, include SMS, multi media messaging, WAP (wireless access protocol) and electronic message transmission services; telecommunications consultation; providing access to telecommunication networks; telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of data by means of a global computer network. Providing on-line non-downloadable software for managing voice, picture, text and marketing activities.
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Promoting and marketing the goods and services of others by distributing advertising material, coupons and discount offers via text messages. Telecommunication services, namely, text and picture wireless messaging services that, include SMS, multi media messaging, WAP (wireless access protocol) and electronic message transmission services; telecommunications consultation; providing access to telecommunication networks; telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of data by means of a global computer network. Providing on-line non-downloadable software for managing voice, picture, text and marketing activities.
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(1) Promoting and marketing the goods and services of others by distributing advertising material, coupons and discount offers via text messages
(2) Telecommunication services, namely, text and picture wireless messaging services that, include SMS, multi media messaging, WAP (wireless access protocol) and electronic message transmission services; telecommunications consultation; providing access to telecommunication networks; telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of data by means of a global computer network
(3) Providing on-line non-downloadable software for managing voice, picture, text and marketing activities
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(1) Promoting and marketing the goods and services of others by distributing advertising material, coupons and discount offers via text messages
(2) Telecommunication services, namely, text and picture wireless messaging services that, include SMS, multi media messaging, WAP (wireless access protocol) and electronic message transmission services; telecommunications consultation; providing access to telecommunication networks; telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of data by means of a global computer network
(3) Providing on-line non-downloadable software for managing voice, picture, text and marketing activities
A domain management system that manages domain names, network addresses, and other aspects of a computing network domain is provided. The domain management system obtains domain data, such as domain name system (“DNS”) records, from any number of network-accessible providers of the domain data, such as DNS servers. The domain management system can store, transform, and synchronize the domain data among the network-accessible providers, even if the network-accessible providers do not all use or recognize the same format and/or content of domain data.
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Systems and methods for managing location-based messaging are provided. The location-based messaging may occur between users within a particular venue. A location-based messaging system may facilitate messaging between event attendees and service personnel at the venue, such as during times of emergency or other times when the location of one user is to be sent to and used by another user.
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A communication management system manages the exchange of messages between devices using different communication networks and/or protocols. A sender device may transmit a message (e.g., a short message service “SMS” message) to a destination associated with a traditional “landline” phone number. The message may be delivered over a traditional landline phone network. The communication management system can receive the message via the phone network, process the message, and provide the message to one or more electronic devices over a packet switched network, such as a local area network or the Internet. The electronic devices may use chat-based application software to process and display the message, provide robust message handline functionality, and facilitate responses to the message.
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Telecommunication services, namely, text and picture wireless messaging services that, include SMS, multi media messaging, WAP (wireless access protocol) and electronic message transmission services; telecommunications consultation; providing access to telecommunication networks; telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of data by means of a global computer network Promoting and marketing the goods and services of others by distributing advertising material, coupons and discount offers via text messages Providing on-line non-downloadable software for managing voice, picture, text and marketing activities
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Telecommunication services, namely, text and picture wireless messaging services that, include SMS, multi media messaging, WAP (wireless access protocol) and electronic message transmission services; telecommunications consultation; providing access to telecommunication networks; telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of data by means of a global computer network Promoting and marketing the goods and services of others by distributing advertising material, coupons and discount offers via text messages Providing on-line non-downloadable software for managing voice, picture, text and marketing activities
Systems and methods for protected verification of user information are provided. Multiple computing systems may transmit or receive communications from one or more other computing systems as part of the protected user information verification. For example, a user may utilize a verification service to independently verify the user's information to third-party systems without the verification service actually storing, receiving, accessing, or otherwise coming into contact with the user-specific information that it is verifying. In this way, the system can protect a user's personal information while streamlining the user's verification with one or more third parties.
A domain management system that manages domain names, network addresses, and other aspects of a computing network domain is provided. The domain management system obtains domain data, such as domain name system (“DNS”) records, from any number of network-accessible providers of the domain data, such as DNS servers. The domain management system can store, transform, and synchronize the domain data among the network-accessible providers, even if the network-accessible providers do not all use or recognize the same format and/or content of domain data.
H04L 61/4552 - Lookup mechanisms between a plurality of directoriesSynchronisation of directories, e.g. metadirectories
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A dynamic communication management system manages the exchange of phone-based communications between devices using dynamically determined routing data. The routing for the phone-based communications can be dynamically determined such that certain identifying information is provided to destination devices instead of the identifying information that would be provided without the services of the dynamic communication management system.
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A text communication management system is provided that receives, analyzes, and enforces recipient actions regarding phone-based text communications. The text communication management system can obtain recipient action data regarding a recipient's action with respect to a particular text communication, and enforce the recipient action with respect to future text communications. The management system can also or alternatively analyze the recipient action data in connection with recipient action data from multiple other recipients to generate a model for use in determining whether future phone-based text communications should be permitted, determining the likelihood that such communications will cause recipients to opt-out, and the like. Third parties, such as phone service carriers and text communication originating entities, may access the management system via an application programming interface (“API”) to submit data regarding recipient actions, initiate analysis of a potential text communication using the model, and the like.
A text communication management system is provided that receives, analyzes, and enforces recipient actions regarding phone-based text communications. The text communication management system can obtain recipient action data regarding a recipient's action with respect to a particular text communication, and enforce the recipient action with respect to future text communications. The management system can also or alternatively analyze the recipient action data in connection with recipient action data from multiple other recipients to generate a model for use in determining whether future phone-based text communications should be permitted, determining the likelihood that such communications will cause recipients to opt-out, and the like. Third parties, such as phone service carriers and text communication originating entities, may access the management system via an application programming interface (“API”) to submit data regarding recipient actions, initiate analysis of a potential text communication using the model, and the like.
A communication management system manages the exchange of messages between devices using different communication networks and/or protocols. A sender device may transmit a message (e.g., a short message service “SMS” message) to a destination associated with a traditional “landline” phone number. The message may be delivered over a traditional landline phone network. The communication management system can receive the message via the phone network, process the message, and provide the message to one or more electronic devices over a packet switched network, such as a local area network or the Internet. The electronic devices may use chat-based application software to process and display the message, provide robust message handline functionality, and facilitate responses to the message.
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H04W 4/18 - Information format or content conversion, e.g. adaptation by the network of the transmitted or received information for the purpose of wireless delivery to users or terminals
H04L 51/48 - Message addressing, e.g. address format or anonymous messages, aliases
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H04L 51/216 - Handling conversation history, e.g. grouping of messages in sessions or threads
H04M 3/56 - Arrangements for connecting several subscribers to a common circuit, i.e. affording conference facilities
Systems and methods for managing location-based messaging are provided. The location-based messaging may occur between users within a particular venue. A location-based messaging system may facilitate messaging between event attendees and service personnel at the venue, such as during times of emergency or other times when the location of one user is to be sent to and used by another user.
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A device that is capable of sending/receiving telephony-based messages may communicate with a blockchain network without having a direct connection (e.g., internet connection) to the blockchain network. A message may be communicated via a telephony network to a telephony carrier system. The telephony carrier system may translate the telephony-based message into a blockchain-based communication and provide the blockchain-based communication to the blockchain network. In addition, an entity on the blockchain network may communicate with a device that does not have an internet connection to the blockchain network. The entity may initiate a blockchain-based communication that is received by an on-chain interface of a telephony network carrier. In response, the telephony network carrier may generate a telephony-based message and communicate the telephony-based message to the user device.
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A domain management system that manages domain names, network addresses, and other aspects of a computing network domain is provided. The domain management system obtains domain data, such as domain name system (“DNS”) records, from any number of network-accessible providers of the domain data, such as DNS servers. The domain management system can store, transform, and synchronize the domain data among the network-accessible providers, even if the network-accessible providers do not all use or recognize the same format and/or content of domain data.
Systems and methods for managing location-based messaging are provided. The location-based messaging may occur between users within a particular venue. A location-based messaging system may facilitate messaging between event attendees and service personnel at the venue, such as during times of emergency or other times when the location of one user is to be sent to and used by another user.
A denial of service (DoS) detection and circumvention system is described herein. The DoS detection and circumvention system can track phone calls that are initiated and store a list of phone numbers that are called. The DoS detection and circumvention system can also track the number of carrier congestion messages over a certain time window. Using the list of called phone numbers and the tracked number of carrier congestion messages, the DoS detection and circumvention system can identify excessive congestion. If the DoS detection and circumvention system identifies excessive congestion, the DoS detection and circumvention system can delay calls so as to prevent a possible DoS condition.
A device that is capable of sending/receiving telephony-based messages may communicate with a blockchain network without having a direct connection (e.g., internet connection) to the blockchain network. A message may be communicated via a telephony network to a telephony carrier system. The telephony carrier system may translate the telephony-based message into a blockchain-based communication and provide the blockchain-based communication to the blockchain network. In addition, an entity on the blockchain network may communicate with a device that does not have an internet connection to the blockchain network. The entity may initiate a blockchain-based communication that is received by an on-chain interface of a telephony network carrier. In response, the telephony network carrier may generate a telephony-based message and communicate the telephony-based message to the user device.
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Systems and methods for protected verification of user information are provided. Multiple computing systems may transmit or receive communications from one or more other computing systems as part of the protected user information verification. For example, a user may utilize a verification service to independently verify the user's information to third-party systems without the verification service actually storing, receiving, accessing, or otherwise coming into contact with the user-specific information that it is verifying. In this way, the system can protect a user's personal information while streamlining the user's verification with one or more third parties.
A communication management system manages the exchange of messages between devices using different communication networks and/or protocols. A sender device may transmit a message (e.g., a short message service “SMS” message) to a destination associated with a traditional “landline” phone number. The message may be delivered over a traditional landline phone network. The communication management system can receive the message via the phone network, process the message, and provide the message to one or more electronic devices over a packet switched network, such as a local area network or the Internet. The electronic devices may use chat-based application software to process and display the message, provide robust message handline functionality, and facilitate responses to the message.
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H04M 3/56 - Arrangements for connecting several subscribers to a common circuit, i.e. affording conference facilities
A domain management system that manages domain names, network addresses, and other aspects of a computing network domain is provided. The domain management system obtains domain data, such as domain name system (“DNS”) records, from any number of network-accessible providers of the domain data, such as DNS servers. The domain management system can store, transform, and synchronize the domain data among the network-accessible providers, even if the network-accessible providers do not all use or recognize the same format and/or content of domain data.
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Text messaging services, namely, services aimed at reducing unsolicited messages by creating and implementing measures to manage, reduce, and prevent unwanted communications Providing on-line non-downloadable software for managing text preferences and stopping unwanted texts; Software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software aimed at reducing unsolicited messages by creating and implementing measures to manage, reduce, and prevent unwanted communications
Systems and methods for protected verification of user information are provided. Multiple computing systems may transmit or receive communications from one or more other computing systems as part of the protected user information verification. For example, a user may utilize a verification service to independently verify the user's information to third-party systems without the verification service actually storing, receiving, accessing, or otherwise coming into contact with the user-specific information that it is verifying. In this way, the system can protect a user's personal information while streamlining the user's verification with one or more third parties.
A dynamic communication management system manages the exchange of phone-based communications between devices using dynamically determined routing data. The routing for the phone-based communications can be dynamically determined such that certain identifying information is provided to destination devices instead of the identifying information that would be provided without the services of the dynamic communication management system.
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Promoting and marketing the goods and services of others by distributing advertising material, coupons and discount offers via text messages Providing on-line non-downloadable software for managing voice, picture, text and marketing activities
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Communication services, namely, transmission of voice, audio, visual images and data by telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, the Internet, information services networks and data networks; Telecommunication services, namely, transmission of voice, data, graphics, images, audio and video by means of telecommunications networks, wireless communication networks, and the Internet; Telecommunications consultation Promoting and marketing the goods and services of others by distributing advertising material, coupons and discount offers via text messages Providing on-line non-downloadable software for managing voice, picture, text and marketing activities
A denial of service (DoS) detection and circumvention system is described herein. The DoS detection and circumvention system can track phone calls that are initiated and store a list of phone numbers that are called. The DoS detection and circumvention system can also track the number of carrier congestion messages over a certain time window. Using the list of called phone numbers and the tracked number of carrier congestion messages, the DoS detection and circumvention system can identify excessive congestion. If the DoS detection and circumvention system identifies excessive congestion, the DoS detection and circumvention system can delay calls so as to prevent a possible DoS condition.
A denial of service (DoS) detection and circumvention system is described herein. The DoS detection and circumvention system can track phone calls that are initiated and store a list of phone numbers that are called. The DoS detection and circumvention system can also track the number of carrier congestion messages over a certain time window. Using the list of called phone numbers and the tracked number of carrier congestion messages, the DoS detection and circumvention system can identify excessive congestion. If the DoS detection and circumvention system identifies excessive congestion, the DoS detection and circumvention system can delay calls so as to prevent a possible DoS condition.
A communication management system manages the exchange of messages between devices using different communication networks and/or protocols. A sender device may transmit a message (e.g., a short message service “SMS” message) to a destination associated with a traditional “landline” phone number. The message may be delivered over a traditional landline phone network. The communication management system can receive the message via the phone network, process the message, and provide the message to one or more electronic devices over a packet switched network, such as a local area network or the Internet. The electronic devices may use chat-based application software to process and display the message, provide robust message handline functionality, and facilitate responses to the message.
H04M 7/00 - Arrangements for interconnection between switching centres
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H04M 3/42 - Systems providing special services or facilities to subscribers
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A centralized system manages application configuration parameters in a network computing environment. The system centralizes the storage and management of application configuration parameters, and dynamically updates the networked application servers when parameter values are changed at the centralized system. The application servers can subscribe to and receive parameter updates from the centralized system, determine whether the updates are applicable to configuration parameters being used by the application, and implement any such updates. In some embodiments, the centralized system determines which application servers are affected by a particular parameter update, and only transmits data regarding the parameter update to the affected application servers.
A communication management system manages the exchange of messages between devices using different communication networks and/or protocols. A sender device may transmit a message (e.g., a short message service “SMS” message) to a destination associated with a traditional “landline” phone number. The message may be delivered over a traditional landline phone network. The communication management system can receive the message via the phone network, process the message, and provide the message to one or more electronic devices over a packet switched network, such as a local area network or the Internet. The electronic devices may use chat-based application software to process and display the message, provide robust message handline functionality, and facilitate responses to the message.
A method for generating digital events in response to inbound or outbound phone calls on analog phone systems is described. The method monitors a public switched telephone network (PSTN) phone line to detect a call. The analog audio signal of the detected call is amplified. The method acquires call information regarding the detected call from the phone line. The call information is sent to a server as a digital event over a network interface. Voice call recording for the call is initiated. The method uploads a data record that contains the voice call recording to the server over the network interface after the completion of the call. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.
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Providing information relating to telecommunications and information transmission platforms; consultancy and advisory services related to telecommunications Data storage services Platform as a service (PAAS) featuring computer software platforms for providing automated text and voice broadcasts, providing call tracking services, providing text messaging services, providing text marketing services, providing text broadcasting services, and providing keyword rental services; design and development of telecommunications software; providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable software for use of telecommunications in the nature of voice, text and call tracking; cloud computing featuring software for use of telecommunications in the nature of voice, text and call tracking; consultancy and advisory services in the field of telecommunications technology and computer software platforms; custom design of telecommunications software and platforms; research and development in the field of telecommunications, computer software and data transmission platforms
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Providing information relating to telecommunications and information transmission platforms; consultancy and advisory services related to telecommunications Data storage services Platform as a service (PAAS) featuring computer software platforms for providing automated text and voice broadcasts, providing call tracking services, providing text messaging services, providing text marketing services, providing text broadcasting services, and providing keyword rental services; design and development of telecommunications software; providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable software for use of telecommunications in the nature of voice, text and call tracking; cloud computing featuring software for use of telecommunications in the nature of voice, text and call tracking; consultancy and advisory services in the field of telecommunications technology and computer software platforms; custom design of telecommunications software and platforms; research and development in the field of telecommunications, computer software and data transmission platforms
(1) Telecommunication services, namely text and picture wireless messaging services that include short message services (SMS), multi media messaging, WAP (wireless access protocol) and electronic digital message transmission services via mobile hand-held electronic devices; consultation services in the field of telecommunications, namely mobile marketing and short message (SMS) text messaging; providing access to digital telecommunication networks via wireless mobile hand-held electronic devices; telecommunication services, namely local and long distance transmission of text and graphic data by means of a global computer network.
(1) Telecommunication services, namely, text and picture wireless messaging services that, include short message services, multi media messaging, WAP (wireless access protocol) and electronic digital message transmission services via mobile hand-held electronic devices; consultation services in the field of telecommunications, namely mobile marketing and short message (SMS) text messaging; providing access to digital telecommunication networks via wireless mobile hand-held electronic devices; telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of text and graphic data by means of a global computer network.
Telecommunication services, namely, text and picture wireless messaging services that, include SMS, multi media messaging, WAP (wireless access protocol) and electronic message transmission services; telecommunications consultation; providing access to telecommunication networks; telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of data by means of a global computer network
Telecommunication services, namely, text and picture wireless messaging services that, include SMS, multi media messaging, WAP (wireless access protocol) and electronic message transmission services; telecommunications consultation; providing access to telecommunication networks; telecommunication services, namely, local and long distance transmission of data by means of a global computer network
