Apple inc. (20240349042). DIFFERENTIATING OWN ACCESSORIES FROM THOSE OF OTHERS simplified abstract

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DIFFERENTIATING OWN ACCESSORIES FROM THOSE OF OTHERS

Organization Name

apple inc.

Inventor(s)

Benjamin A. Detwiler of San Diego CA (US)

Brent M. Ledvina of San Francisco CA (US)

Chen Ganir of San Jose CA (US)

Emmanuel Lalande of Lachine (CA)

Michael C. Laster of Santa Clara CA (US)

Siva Ganesh Movva of San Jose CA (US)

Ernst T. Erdmann of San Francisco CA (US)

Yannick L. Sierra of San Francisco CA (US)

DIFFERENTIATING OWN ACCESSORIES FROM THOSE OF OTHERS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240349042 titled 'DIFFERENTIATING OWN ACCESSORIES FROM THOSE OF OTHERS

Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes how portable electronic devices can exchange proximity messages to detect unwanted tracking. The mobile device can request information from the portable device to identify an associated account and locate disablement instructions.

Key Features and Innovation:

  • Portable electronic devices exchange proximity messages for tracking detection.
  • Mobile devices can request information from portable devices to identify associated accounts.
  • Disablement instructions can be located to stop unwanted tracking functionality.

Potential Applications: This technology can be used in:

  • Anti-tracking applications
  • Location-based services
  • Privacy protection tools

Problems Solved:

  • Preventing unwanted tracking by portable electronic devices
  • Enhancing user privacy and security
  • Providing control over tracking functionality

Benefits:

  • Improved privacy protection
  • Enhanced security measures
  • User control over tracking activities

Commercial Applications: Potential commercial uses include:

  • Mobile security software
  • Privacy-focused applications
  • Location-based service providers

Questions about Portable Electronic Tracking: 1. How does the technology behind portable electronic tracking work? 2. What are the potential privacy implications of portable electronic tracking?

Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in mobile security and privacy technologies to enhance the effectiveness of portable electronic tracking solutions.


Original Abstract Submitted

portable electronic devices can be used to perform tracking functionality through the exchange of proximity messages. based on the payload in these messages, a mobile device can detect whether a portable electronic device is likely performing unwanted tracking. the mobile device user may wish to identify an account that is associated with the portable device. in response to a request from the mobile device, the portable electronic device can provide a partial identifier that can be used to determine an associated account. the portable electronic device can also provide information that the mobile device can use to locate disablement instructions that can show how to stop the portable device from performing tracking functionality.