Snap inc. (20240205289). DYNAMICALLY ASSIGNING STORAGE LOCATIONS FOR MESSAGING SYSTEM DATA simplified abstract
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DYNAMICALLY ASSIGNING STORAGE LOCATIONS FOR MESSAGING SYSTEM DATA
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Inventor(s)
Bradley Baron of Seattle WA (US)
Benjamin Ralph Hollis of Seattle WA (US)
John Krzemien of Seattle WA (US)
DYNAMICALLY ASSIGNING STORAGE LOCATIONS FOR MESSAGING SYSTEM DATA - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240205289 titled 'DYNAMICALLY ASSIGNING STORAGE LOCATIONS FOR MESSAGING SYSTEM DATA
The method described in the abstract involves dynamically assigning storage locations based on the user's behavior and historical data.
- Processor receives signal from first client device associated with a user.
- Current location of the client device is stored in a historical database.
- Processor checks if the user's home location matches the current location.
- If not, processor analyzes user's frequency at current location compared to home location.
- If user is more frequently at current location, home location data is updated to current location.
Potential Applications: - Location-based services - Personalized user experiences - Efficient storage management
Problems Solved: - Ensuring accurate storage location assignments - Improving user experience by adapting to user behavior
Benefits: - Enhanced user convenience - Optimized storage allocation - Tailored services based on user habits
Commercial Applications: Title: Dynamic Location-Based Storage Assignment for Enhanced User Experience This technology can be utilized in mobile apps, smart home devices, and IoT systems to provide personalized services based on user behavior and location data.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does this method improve user experience compared to static storage assignments? 2. What are the privacy implications of storing user location data for this purpose?
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in location-based services and user behavior analysis to enhance the effectiveness of this technology.
Original Abstract Submitted
method of dynamically assigning storage locations starts with the processor receiving a signal from a first client device associated with a first user. processor stores a current location of the first client device in a historical database and determines whether a home location data associated with the first user matches the current location. in response to determining that the home location data associated with the first user does not match the current location, processor determines whether the first user has been associated with the current location at a greater frequency than the home location data based on the historical database. in response to determining that the first user has been associated with the current location at a greater frequency, processor updates the home location data associated with the first user to the current location. other embodiments are described.
