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AssigneeApplicationNo. 162419 filed on 12/03/1993US Classes:455/26.1, USE OR ACCESS BLOCKING (E.G., LOCKING SWITCH)340/5.74, Access to electrical information340/7.1, Paging to control diverse device340/825.49, Location indication379/38, Personal monitoring (e.g., for the ill or infirm)709/206, Demand based messaging709/225, Computer network access regulating713/166Security levelsExaminersPrimary: Barron, Gilberto Jr.Attorney, Agent or FirmForeign Patent References
International ClassesH04L 009/32G06F 007/04 G08B 005/22 AbstractThe present invention describes a method for selectively delivering electronic messages to an identified user or users in a system of mobile and fixed devices, including multiple display devices and multiple users, based on the context of the system and the environment of the identified user. Electronic messages intended for an identified user or users may be given a level of privacy and a level priority, and contextual attributes for its delivery may be specified. The system perceives contextual attributes for the recipient user or users, including display devices in close proximity to the identified users, and determines a display property for said electronic message based on the contextual attributes, the user profile properties of each user, and the level of privacy and level of priority of the electronic message. The display property may designate immediate delivery on a particular display device, a notification on a particular display device, or storage of the message until the contextual attributes of the recipient user is consistent with the specified contextual attributes of the electronic message.Other References
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