CN105227779A - Management method, management system and mobile phone that a kind of mobile terminal is applied - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention provides the management method of a kind of mobile terminal application, management system and mobile phone, the management method of described mobile terminal application comprises: S1, obtain user in the time cycle and use the use record of described mobile terminal, the described use record using record to comprise at least one application, the use record of at least one application described comprises the start time that user starts described application; S2, based on the geographical position residing for user when obtained use record and corresponding application start, calculate the use habit of user within the described time cycle, described use habit comprises bad habit and/or good habit; S3, described use habit is fed back to user, be convenient to user and see oneself use habit within this time cycle.In the present invention, real-time supervisory user is to the operational circumstances of mobile terminal and feed back to user, and user can see oneself use habit within each time cycle.

Description

A management method, management system and mobile phone for mobile terminal applications

technical field

The invention relates to the field of mobile terminal management, in particular to a mobile terminal application management method, management system and mobile phone.

Background technique

With the continuous development of the electronics industry, the functions of mobile terminals represented by mobile phones are becoming more and more powerful. Mobile phones have become an indispensable tool for life. The diversified functions of mobile phones bring convenience to users, such as news and telephone communication functions of mobile phones when going out. However, with the continuous increase of mobile phone functions, users become more and more dependent on mobile phones, and develop various habits, including bad habits. For example, some users will use mobile phones as entertainment tools and be addicted to mobile phones. Various games, novels or videos, some users will watch videos for a long time or watch videos or games while walking, which will easily cause adverse effects, such as users watching mobile phones for a long time will cause eye problems, or they will fall when walking. Wait for insecurity.

In the prior art, the monitoring function of monitoring the duration of the application is usually set on the mobile phone. When the continuous use time exceeds the threshold, the user will be prompted. This method can improve the bad habits of the user to a certain extent, but if the user uses the mobile phone while walking Or looking at the phone for a long time, there will still be some adverse consequences. Some bad usage habits in the prior art need to be discovered by users themselves, and there is no more scientific or humanized method to proactively remind users.

Contents of the invention

In view of the shortcomings of the prior art described above, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a management method, management system and mobile phone for mobile terminal applications, which are used to solve the problem in the prior art that users need to find bad usage habits by themselves.

In order to achieve the above purpose and other related purposes, the present invention provides a management method, management system and mobile phone for mobile terminal applications;

A method for managing mobile terminal applications, the method comprising the following steps:

S1. Obtain a use record of the mobile terminal used by the user within a time period, the use record includes a use record of at least one application, and the use record of the at least one application includes a time starting point when the user starts the application;

S2. Calculate the user's usage habits within the time period based on the acquired usage records and the geographical location of the user when the corresponding application is started, and the usage habits include bad habits and/or good habits;

S3. Feedback the usage habits to the user, so that the user can see his usage habits within the time period.

Preferably, before the step S1, it also includes:

S00, start the monitoring function at the beginning of a time period;

S01. Receive an instruction from a user to trigger an application;

S02. Monitor the user's operations, record the applications opened by the user and the corresponding usage time information;

S03. At the end of the time period, count the usage records of the user within the time period.

Preferably, after the step S01 and before the step S02, the steps further include:

The user is positioned, the geographic location of the user is obtained, and the obtained geographic location and the corresponding application are stored.

Preferably, the step S2 specifically includes:

S21. Analyze the use records, and obtain the use records of each application used by the user within the time period;

S22. Match the use record of each application with a preset list of good habits, and evaluate the use record of each application;

S23. Store the evaluated use record.

Preferably, the step S22 specifically includes:

S221. Match the application in the usage record with the good habit list, if not, go to step S222, otherwise go to step S223;

S222. Evaluate the use record of the application as a bad habit, and mark it to prompt the user;

S223. Evaluate the use record of the application as a good habit.

Preferably, the usage time information includes the usage duration of the application, and the good habit list includes the applicable environment and the usage duration threshold of the application. The step S221 specifically includes:

S2211. Determine whether the geographic location corresponding to the application matches the corresponding applicable environment, if yes, go to step S2212, otherwise go to step S222;

S2212. Judging whether the usage time corresponding to the application exceeds the corresponding usage time threshold, if it is judged yes, go to step S222, if it is judged no, go to step S223.

Preferably, the usage time information includes the usage duration and usage time period of the application, and the good habit list includes the applicable environment, usage duration threshold and applicable time period of the corresponding application; the step S221 specifically includes:

A1. Determine whether the geographic location corresponding to the application matches the corresponding applicable environment, if yes, go to step A2, otherwise go to step S222;

A2. Judging whether the usage time corresponding to the application exceeds the corresponding usage time threshold, if it is judged to be yes, go to the step S222, otherwise go to the step A3;

A3. Judging whether the usage time period of the application matches the corresponding applicable time period, if it is judged yes, go to the step S223, otherwise go to the step S222.

Preferably, the usage time information includes the usage time period of the application, and the good habit list includes the applicable environment and applicable time period of the application. The step S221 specifically includes:

B1. Determine whether the geographic location when the application is used matches the corresponding applicable environment, if yes, go to step B2, otherwise go to step S222;

Step B2, judging whether the applicable time period corresponding to the application is within the corresponding applicable time period, if it is judged yes, go to step S222, if it is judged no, go to step S223.

The present invention also provides a management system for mobile terminal applications, where the management system includes:

The use record obtaining module is configured to obtain a use record of the user using the mobile terminal within a time period, the use record includes a use record of at least one application, and the use record of the at least one application includes the time when the user starts the application starting point;

The usage habit calculation module connected to the usage record acquisition module calculates the user's usage habits within the time period based on the acquired usage records and the geographical location of the user when the corresponding application is started, and the usage habits include bad habits and/or good habits;

The feedback module connected with the usage habit calculation module is used to feed back the usage habits to the user, so that the user can see his usage habits within the time period.

The present invention also provides a mobile phone, including a management system, and the management system includes:

The use record obtaining module is configured to obtain a use record of the user using the mobile terminal within a time period, the use record includes a use record of at least one application, and the use record of the at least one application includes the time when the user starts the application starting point;

The usage habit calculation module connected to the usage record acquisition module calculates the user's usage habits within the time period based on the acquired usage records and the geographical location of the user when each application is started. Habits include Bad Habits and/or Good Habits;

The feedback module connected with the usage habit calculation module is used to feed back the usage habits to the user, so that the user can see his usage habits within the time period.

As mentioned above, the management method, management system and mobile phone of a mobile terminal application of the present invention monitor the user's operation of the mobile terminal in real time, and when an application is triggered to start, monitor the use time information and obtain the geographical location of the user, Calculate the user's usage habits within a time period and give feedback to the user. Users can see their usage habits within the time period. When there are bad habits, the user can clearly see them without having to verify the discovery by themselves, thereby playing a role Remind the user of the purpose of the improvement.

A management method for mobile terminal applications, a management system and a mobile phone of the present invention have at least the following beneficial effects:

1. Actively monitor the duration of the user's use of the application and the geographical location. When the user is found to have bad habits, remind the user to make improvements, which will bring convenience to the user to a certain extent;

2. Actively discover the user's bad habits, without the need for the user to verify the discovery, which is more humane.

Description of drawings

FIG. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of an embodiment of a method for managing mobile terminal applications of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a schematic flowchart of a management method for mobile terminal applications of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a schematic flowchart of step S2 of a method for managing mobile terminal applications according to the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a schematic flowchart of step S221 in the embodiment corresponding to FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a management system for mobile terminal applications of the present invention;

FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a management system for mobile terminal applications of the present invention;

FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a usage habit calculation module 2 of a management system for mobile terminal applications of the present invention;

FIG. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of an evaluation unit 22 of a management system for mobile terminal applications of the present invention;

FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of a matching unit 221 of a management system for mobile terminal applications of the present invention.

Component label description:

1 Using the Record Fetch Module

2Using the Habit Counting Module

3 feedback module

4 start module

5 receiving module

6 monitoring module

7 Statistics Module

8 positioning module

21 analysis units

22 evaluation units

23 storage units

221 matching units

222 first recording unit

223 second recording unit

2211 first judgment unit

2212 second judging unit

2213 The third judging unit

Steps S1～S2223

detailed description

Embodiments of the present invention are described below through specific examples, and those skilled in the art can easily understand other advantages and effects of the present invention from the content disclosed in this specification. The present invention can also be implemented or applied through other different specific implementation modes, and various modifications or changes can be made to the details in this specification based on different viewpoints and applications without departing from the spirit of the present invention. It should be noted that, in the case of no conflict, the following embodiments and features in the embodiments can be combined with each other.

It should be noted that the diagrams provided in the following embodiments are only schematically illustrating the basic ideas of the present invention, and only the components related to the present invention are shown in the diagrams rather than the number, shape and shape of the components in actual implementation. Dimensional drawing, the type, quantity and proportion of each component can be changed arbitrarily during actual implementation, and the component layout type may also be more complicated.

Example 1

Please refer to FIG. 1 , which provides a schematic flow chart of a management method for mobile terminal applications provided by the present invention, and the management method includes steps:

Step S1. Obtain a usage record of the user using the mobile terminal within a period of time, the usage record includes a usage record of at least one application, and the usage record of the at least one application includes a starting time when the user starts the application;

In this embodiment, the usage record includes the usage time information within the time period, for example, including the duration of usage, the starting point and end point of the startup time, and may also include the name of the application, and may also include the attribute or classification of the application, etc. There are no restrictions here. Wherein, the use record of the user using the mobile terminal within a time period is obtained, and the use record includes at least one application use record, and may also be a plurality of different application use records. In this embodiment, the time period may be one week , or one day, two days, this is not limited here, it can be set according to actual needs, as a preference, in this embodiment, the time period is one day (that is, the user's usage records are counted every day), and the follow-up is based on one day The technical solution of the present invention is described by way of example. Further, the mobile terminal may be a tablet computer, a mobile phone, a smart wearable device, etc., which is not limited here. For ease of understanding, in this embodiment, a mobile phone is used as an example for description. The application is a third-party application program installed in the mobile phone, and may also include a system application program inside the mobile phone operating system, which is also not limited here.

Step S2. Based on the acquired usage records and the geographic location of the user when the corresponding application is started, calculate the usage habits of the user within the time period, and the usage habits include bad habits and/or good habits.

In this embodiment, the corresponding application refers to the application used by the user within the time period, that is, an application in the use record, based on the use record in the time period and the geographical location when the corresponding application is started According to the location, the user's usage habits within the time period are counted, and the user's usage habits can be judged as good habits or bad habits based on the recorded usage time, the geographical location of the user when using the application, and the usage time period. When the usage records include the usage records of multiple applications, the usage habits may include good habits and bad habits, or only bad habits or all good habits, and the bad habits will be marked to remind users to correct them . It should be noted that the good habits here refer to normal operating behaviors, which will not cause obvious harm to the body and mind.

Step S3. Feedback the usage habits to the user, so that the user can see his usage habits within the time period.

In this embodiment, the usage habits are fed back to the user, and the user can clearly see his usage habits within the time period, and when there are bad habits, the user can be reminded to improve the bad habits. Specifically, the usage habits can be fed back to the user when the end of a time period is reached, or the usage habits can be fed back to the user when the user turns off the computer for operation, or the user actively requests, and the system responds to the request. users, there is no restriction on this here.

It should be noted that the usage habits can be fed back to the user in the form of a list, for example, the usage habits are arranged in the order of bad habits first and then good habits, or can be fed back to the user in other forms, which is not limited here. In this embodiment, the usage habits of a time period are fed back to the user, so that the user can understand his behavior in the time period.

Further, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2 , it is a schematic flowchart of a method for managing mobile terminal applications of the present invention, and the step S1 also includes the following steps:

Step S00, start the monitoring function at the beginning of a time period;

Specifically, at the beginning of the cycle, the mobile phone automatically turns on the monitoring function to monitor the user's operation behavior on the mobile phone;

Step S01, receiving an instruction from a user to trigger an application;

Among them, when the user starts the application, the background of the mobile phone starts to monitor the user's operation behavior. For example, record user-initiated applications

Use the name, start time and end time, etc.;

Step S02, monitoring the user's operation, recording the applications opened by the user and the corresponding usage time information;

Among them, it is necessary to record information related to the application opened by the user, such as application name, corresponding attributes, etc., which is not limited here. The use time information may include the use time and time period of the application. The background monitors the user's operation behavior in real time. When the user closes the application, the closing time point is recorded, and the user's use time is calculated based on the start time point and the end time point. , and obtain the corresponding usage time period information, and when the user has not closed the application but has been opening it, the usage duration is superimposed and calculated until the end of the corresponding time period is reached or before the end of the time period is reached, the moment of shutdown.

S03. When the time period reaches the end, count the usage records of the user in the time period.

In this embodiment, one day is used as the time unit (i.e., 0:00 to 24:00 is the time period), and the usage records of the user within a day are counted. Specifically, when the user uses the time for more than one day or passes 24:00 during the use, then Use 24:00 as the time point, and start from the start time of the application to calculate the duration of the user's use of the application in one day, and the operations after 24:00 are recorded in the usage records of the next day. Furthermore, when 0 o'clock starts, the background of the mobile phone will automatically start monitoring the user's operation behavior. After 24 hours, the user's operation behavior of the day will be counted at the end of the day. operational behavior.

Preferably, after said S01 and before step S02, further steps are included:

S04. Locate the user, obtain the geographic location of the user, and compare the obtained geographic location with the corresponding application

Store it down.

Wherein, the geographical location of the user may be located according to the base station registered by the user or through GPS, and the geographical location of the user may also be obtained by other means, which is not limited here. Further, in the step S01, the geographical location of the user can be obtained when the user triggers the instruction to open the application is received, the geographical location of the user can also be obtained before the user closes the application, or the user can start the application according to needs. During application, the geographical location of the user is monitored in real time, and the location of the user is positioned multiple times, which is not limited here.

As shown in FIG. 3 , it is a schematic flowchart of step S2 of a method for managing mobile terminal applications of the present invention, and the step S2 specifically includes:

Step S21, analyzing the usage records to obtain the usage records of each application used by the user within the time period;

In this embodiment, after obtaining the user's use record, analyze the use record of each application, wherein each should use the record includes information about the application used, the duration of use and some other operations, for example, when the user is watching a video, There are no restrictions on video name, video viewing time, viewing time period, fast-forwarding and other operations. When the user starts multiple applications within the time period, the use record of each application is recorded separately, and when only one application is started, the use record of one application is recorded.

Step S22, matching the use record of each application with the preset list of good habits, and evaluating the use record of each application;

In this embodiment, the list of good habits includes the information of each application in the mobile phone, the usage time threshold of each application, the applicable time period, and the corresponding inapplicable place (or environment) and applicable place (or environment) of the application. ), the place of use is the suitable place for using the application, for example, the video player and audio player are suitable for a quiet place, such as a residence, and unsuitable environments include: when the user is walking, in a shopping mall, etc. Specifically, since the good habit list includes relevant information of each application, the corresponding application can be found in the good habit list, its relevant information can be obtained, and the information in the corresponding usage record can be matched item by item with the obtained relevant information. Evaluate according to matching consequences.

Step S23, storing the evaluated use record.

In this embodiment, further, the step S22 is specifically:

Step S221, matching the application in the usage record with the good habit list, if not, go to step S222, otherwise go to step S223;

Wherein, if the user's use time exceeds the use time threshold of the application and/or the corresponding geographical location is not in the corresponding applicable place, the use record is considered to be mismatched, otherwise it is a match.

Step S222, evaluating the use record of the application as a bad habit, and marking it to remind the user;

When the use time of the application exceeds the use time threshold and/or the corresponding geographical location does not match the applicable places in the good habit list, evaluate the use record of the application as a bad habit and mark it to Prompt the user; specifically, when the usage time exceeds the threshold and/or the corresponding geographical location is not in the usage place, the usage record is considered to be a bad habit, and the usage record is marked to remind the user. In addition, comments can also be added Reasons for bad habits, such as using it for too long, or using it in an unsuitable environment, etc., are not limited here.

Step S223, when the usage record of the application matches the list of good habits, evaluate the usage record of the application as a good habit.

When the use record of the application matches the list of good habits, it is considered to be a good habit, and it may not be marked.

Preferably, the usage record can also include a usage time period, for example, the usage time period can be obtained based on the start time and the end time, and the good habit list can also include the applicable time period corresponding to the application, such as between 8 am to Use at 11:00 p.m. is the applicable time period, and the rest of the time is considered as the non-applicable time period. When the user's usage time is within the above-mentioned non-applicable time period (when the use time period partially overlaps with the applicable time period, it is also considered to be inconsistent. It is considered a match only if the usage time period is completely within the applicable time period), and it is also evaluated as a bad habit. In this case, the reason may be: using the application during the inapplicable time period affects the normal work and rest. This method can remind the user to work and rest normally.

In a preferred solution of this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, it is a specific flow chart corresponding to step S221 in the embodiment in FIG. Including the applicable environment and usage time threshold of the application, the step S221 specifically includes:

S2211. Determine whether the geographic location corresponding to the application matches the corresponding applicable environment, if yes, go to step S2212, otherwise go to step S222;

Among them, when the user's geographical location is not in the corresponding applicable environment when using the application, it can be considered as a mismatch, and go to step S222. Go to step S2212.

Step S2212, judging whether the usage time corresponding to the application exceeds the corresponding usage time threshold, if it is judged yes, go to step S222, if it is judged no, go to step S223.

Specifically, when the usage duration of the application exceeds the corresponding usage duration threshold, it may be considered as a mismatch. Go to step S222. When the usage duration of the application does not exceed the corresponding usage duration threshold, and the corresponding geographic location is in the applicable environment Then it is considered to be a match, and the corresponding usage record can be evaluated as a good habit.

It should be noted that in this preferred solution, it is not limited to first determine whether the geographical location of the user when using the application matches the applicable environment, and then determine whether the use time exceeds the use time threshold, or first determine whether the use time exceeds the use time Threshold, and then determine whether the geographical location of the user matches the applicable environment when using the application, or at the same time, there is no limitation here.

In this embodiment, the user's usage habit is evaluated by comprehensively considering the geographical location of the user and the duration of use when using the application, which brings convenience to the user to a certain extent. Starting from factors such as user safety and eye protection, the humanization is relatively high.

In another preferred solution of this embodiment, the usage time information includes the usage duration and usage time period of the application, and the good habit list includes the applicable environment, usage duration threshold and applicable time period of the corresponding application; the step S221 Specifically include:

Step A1, judging whether the geographic location corresponding to the application matches the corresponding applicable environment, if yes, go to step A2, otherwise go to step S222;

Step A2, judging whether the usage time corresponding to the application exceeds the corresponding usage time threshold, if it is judged yes, go to the step S222, otherwise go to the step A3;

Step A3, judging whether the usage time period of the application matches the corresponding applicable time period, if it is judged yes, go to the step S223, otherwise go to the step S222.

In this preferred solution, the user's usage habits are evaluated by comprehensively considering the user's geographical location, usage time, and usage time period when using the application. As long as one of the above three factors does not match the list of good habits, it is considered a bad habit, which can be compared Scientifically evaluate the user's usage habits and provide convenience to users. It should be noted that the steps of determining the geographical location, duration of use, and time period of the user when using the application are not limited to the above sequence, and the duration of use and the time period of use can be determined first, and then the geographical location of the user when using the application is determined , it can also be sorted according to the time of use, and the used applications can also be classified and saved according to the geographical location. Information such as location, time period of use, and evaluation, but no matter what the order is, it is possible to scientifically and objectively evaluate the user's usage habits within the time period.

In another preferred solution of this embodiment, the usage time information includes the usage time period of the application, and the good habit list includes the applicable environment and applicable time period of the application. The step S221 specifically includes:

B1. Determine whether the geographic location when the application is used matches the corresponding applicable environment, if yes, go to step B2, otherwise go to step S222;

Among them, when the user's geographical location is not in the corresponding applicable environment when using the application, it can be considered as a mismatch, and go to step S222. Go to step B2.

Step B2, judging whether the applicable time period corresponding to the application is within the corresponding applicable time period, if it is judged yes, go to step S222, if it is judged no, go to step S223.

Specifically, when the applicable time period corresponding to the application is not within the range of the corresponding applicable time period, it is considered that it does not match the good habit list, and go to the step S222, when the applicable time period corresponding to the application is within the corresponding applicable time period If it is within the time range, it is considered as a match, and then go to step S223.

It should be noted that in this preferred solution, the usage time period may also be matched first, and then the geographic location of the user when using the application is matched, which is not limited here.

In this preferred solution, the user's usage habits are evaluated by comprehensively considering the time period of use and the geographical location of the user when using the application. If only one of the above two does not match, it is considered a bad usage habit, which can be more scientific and thoughtful. usage habits and improve user experience.

For ease of understanding, the following uses a video player as an example to illustrate the evaluation process of usage habits:

In this embodiment, the list of good habits includes the time information of each application in the mobile phone, the usage time threshold of each application, the applicable time period, and the applicable environment of the application, that is, the suitable place (environment) for using the application ), for example, video players and audio players are suitable for quiet environments, such as residential buildings, unsuitable environments include: users walking, shopping malls, etc., and the use time of video players can be set to 2 hours (in order to protect the eyes Settings), the applicable time period is from 8:00 to 11:00. During the matching process, for example, if the video playback time exceeds 2 hours, it is considered harmful to the eyes and evaluated as a bad habit, or it is considered unsafe if the user plays it in the supermarket or while walking. Factors are evaluated as bad habits, or use after the early morning will also be evaluated as bad habits. How to judge the user's walking can be determined by positioning the user multiple times, for example, the user's geographic location is obtained when the user starts the application, and the user's geographic location is obtained during use. If the geographic location is found to be different and the user moves If the speed is slow, it can be considered as walking. At this time, it is unsafe for the user to watch videos while walking, so it is evaluated as a bad habit. Furthermore, when evaluating the use record as a bad habit, a reason can also be attached, such as "watching a video while walking" can be recorded as the reason. In addition, it can also be evaluated as a bad habit based on the time when the user uses the video player as an inapplicable time period. If the above list of good habits does not match and is evaluated as a bad habit, one of the above three situations can be evaluated as a bad habit, and it is not necessary to have all three or two at the same time.

Preferably, the list of good habits can be preset by the user according to actual needs, or set by the manufacturer before leaving the factory, which is not limited here.

In this embodiment, monitor the user's operation process of using the application, obtain the user's usage record, and obtain the user's geographic location, and evaluate whether the user's usage behavior is a good habit based on the usage record and geographic location information. When the user's behavior is a bad habit, it will be fed back to the user so that the user can correct it in time, without the need for the user to actively verify and discover his bad habit, which improves humanization and brings convenience to the user.

In addition, the user's usage habits are evaluated according to the geographical location. When the user uses the application in an inappropriate environment or while walking, it may bring unsafe risks to the user. This method can remind the user that in a certain Improve user security to a greater extent.

Furthermore, when users use multiple applications, if they do not need to use them, they will forget to close some applications and cause these applications to run all the time, which not only consumes power, but also consumes traffic if they need traffic. Use the above method to evaluate the user's usage Habits can remind the user to close some applications in time when they need to stop, which can avoid unnecessary waste, reduce the cost of use to a certain extent, and prolong the service life of the mobile phone to a certain extent.

Example 2

Please refer to FIG. 5 , which is a schematic structural diagram of a management system for mobile terminal applications provided by the present invention, wherein the system includes:

Use record obtaining module 1, for obtaining the use record of the user using the mobile terminal within a time period, the

The use record includes a use record of at least one application, and the use record of the at least one application includes a time starting point when the user starts the application;

In this embodiment, the usage record includes the usage time information within the time period, such as the duration of usage, the start and end of the startup time, and may also include the name of the application, and may also include the attribute or classification of the application, etc., here There is no limit to this. Wherein, the use record of the user using the mobile terminal within a time period is obtained, and the use record includes at least one application use record, and may also be a plurality of different application use records. In this embodiment, the time period may be one week , or one day, two days, this is not limited here, it can be set according to actual needs, as a preference, in this embodiment, the time period is one day (that is, the user's usage records are counted every day), and the follow-up is based on one day The technical solution of the present invention is described by way of example. Further, the mobile terminal may be a tablet computer, a mobile phone, a smart wearable device, etc., which is not limited here. For ease of understanding, in this embodiment, a mobile phone is used as an example for description. The application is a third-party application program installed in the mobile phone, and may also include a system application program inside the mobile phone operating system, which is also not limited here.

The usage habit calculation module 2 connected to the usage record acquisition module 1 calculates the usage habits of the user within the time period based on the acquired usage records and the geographical location of the user when the corresponding application is started. Habits include Bad Habits and/or Good Habits;

In this embodiment, based on the usage records in the time period and the geographic location where each corresponding application is started, the usage habits of the user in the time period are counted. The geographical location of the user, the time period of use, etc., determine whether the user's usage habits are good habits or bad habits. When the usage records include the usage records of multiple applications, the usage habits may include good habits and bad habits, or only bad habits or all good habits, and the bad habits will be marked to remind users to correct them . It should be noted that the good habits here refer to normal operating behaviors, which will not cause obvious harm to the body and mind.

The feedback module 3 connected to the usage habit calculation module 2 is used to feed back the usage habits to the user, so that the user can see his own usage habits within the time period.

In this embodiment, the usage habits are fed back to the user, and the user can clearly see his usage habits within the time period, and when there are bad habits, the user can be reminded to improve the bad habits. Specifically, the usage habits can be fed back to the user when the end of a time period is reached, or the usage habits can be fed back to the user when the user turns off the computer for operation, or the user actively requests, and the system responds to the request. users, there is no restriction on this here.

It should be noted that the usage habits can be fed back to the user in the form of a list, such as arranging the usage habits in the order of bad habits first and then good habits, or other forms such as the order of use of the application. The used applications can be classified and saved according to the geographic location. For example, those applications are used by the user in a certain geographic location, but at this time, the usage records of each application include information such as the duration of use, geographic location, use time period, and evaluation. This is also not limited here. In this embodiment, the usage habits of a time period are fed back to the user, so that the user can understand his behavior in the time period.

Further, the management system also includes the following modules (as shown in Figure 6):

The start module 4 is used to start the monitoring function at the beginning of a time period;

Specifically, at the starting point of the cycle, the startup module 4 will start the monitoring function for monitoring the user's operation behavior on the mobile phone;

The receiving module 5 is configured to receive an instruction from the user to trigger and start the application;

Among them, when the user starts the application, the background of the mobile phone starts to monitor the user's operation behavior. For example, record the name of the application launched by the user, the time point when it starts, and the time point when it ends.

The monitoring module 6 connected to the starting module 4 and the receiving module 5 is used to monitor the user's operation, record the application opened by the user and the corresponding use time information;

Wherein, the time information may include the usage time and the usage time period of the application. The monitoring module 6 monitors the user's operation behavior in real time. Find out the user's usage time, and obtain the corresponding usage time period information, and when the user has not closed the application but keeps it open, the usage duration is superimposed and calculated until the end of the corresponding time period is reached or before the end of the time period is reached, the moment of shutdown.

The statistical module 7 connected with the monitoring module 6 is used for counting the user's usage records in the time period when the time period reaches the end. In this embodiment, one day is used as the time unit (i.e., 0:00 to 24:00 is the time period), and the usage records of the user within a day are counted. Specifically, when the user uses the time for more than one day or passes 24:00 during the use, then Use 24:00 as the time point, and start from the start time of the application to calculate the duration of the user's use of the application in one day, and the operations after 24:00 are recorded in the usage records of the next day. Furthermore, when 0 o'clock starts, the background of the mobile phone will automatically start monitoring the user's operation behavior. After 24 hours, the user's operation behavior of the day will be counted at the end of the day. operational behavior.

Further, the management system may also include:

The positioning module 8 is configured to locate the user, obtain the geographic location of the user, and store the obtained geographic location and the corresponding application.

Among them, the geographical location of the user can be obtained when the user triggers the instruction to start the application, or the geographical location of the user can be obtained before the user closes the application, or when the user starts to start the application, the user can be monitored in real time Geographical location, the location of the user is positioned multiple times, which is not limited here.

As shown in Figure 7, it is a specific structural diagram of the usage habit calculation module 2 of the management system of the mobile terminal application of the present invention, specifically including:

The analysis unit 21 is configured to analyze the use record, and obtain the use record of each application used by the user within the time period;

In this embodiment, after obtaining the user's use record, analyze the use record of each application, wherein each should use the record includes information about the application used, the duration of use and some other operations, for example, when the user is watching a video, There are no restrictions on video name, video viewing time, viewing time period, fast-forwarding and other operations. When the user starts multiple applications within the time period, the use record of each application is recorded separately, and when only one application is started, the use record of one application is recorded.

The evaluation unit 22 connected to the analysis unit 21 is configured to match the use record of each application with a preset list of good habits, and evaluate the use record of each application.

In this embodiment, the list of good habits includes relevant information such as the use time of each application in the mobile phone, such as the use time threshold of each application, the applicable time period, and the corresponding inapplicable place (or environment) and Applicable place (or environment), the place of use is the suitable place for using the application, for example, the video player and audio player are suitable for a quiet place, such as a residence, and the unsuitable environment includes: when the user is walking, in a shopping mall, etc. . Specifically, since the good habit list includes relevant information of each application, the corresponding application can be found in the good habit list, its relevant information can be obtained, and the information in the corresponding usage record can be matched item by item with the obtained relevant information. Evaluate according to matching consequences.

The storage unit 23 connected to the evaluation unit 22 is configured to store the evaluated use records.

Preferably, as shown in FIG. 8 , which is a specific structural schematic diagram of the evaluation unit 22, the evaluation unit 22 specifically includes:

The matching unit 221 is configured to match the application in the usage record with the good habit list.

Wherein, if the user's use time exceeds the use time threshold of the application and/or the corresponding geographical location is not in the corresponding applicable place, the use record is considered to be mismatched, otherwise it is a match.

The first recording unit 222 connected to the matching unit 221 is configured to evaluate the use records of unmatched applications as bad habits and mark them to prompt the user;

When the use time of the application exceeds the use time threshold and/or the corresponding geographic location does not match the applicable places in the good habit list, evaluate the use record of the application as a bad habit and mark it to Prompt the user; specifically, when the usage time exceeds the threshold and/or the corresponding geographic location is not in the usage place, the usage record is considered to be a bad habit, and the usage record is marked to remind the user. In addition, comments can also be added Reasons for bad habits, such as using it for too long, or using it in an unsuitable environment, etc., are not limited here.

The second recording unit 223 connected to the matching unit 221 is configured to evaluate the matching application usage record as a good habit, and when the application usage record matches the good habit list, it is considered a good habit and may not be marked.

Preferably, the usage record can also include a usage time period, for example, the usage time period can be obtained based on the start time and the end time, and the good habit list can also include the applicable time period corresponding to the application, such as between 8 am to Use at 11:00 p.m. is the applicable time period, and the rest of the time is considered as the non-applicable time period. When the user's usage time is within the above-mentioned non-applicable time period (when the use time period partially overlaps with the applicable time period, it is also considered to be inconsistent. It is considered a match only if the usage time period is completely within the applicable time period), and it is also evaluated as a bad habit. In this case, the reason may be: using the application during the inapplicable time period affects the normal work and rest. This method can remind the user to work and rest normally.

As shown in FIG. 9 , it is a schematic structural diagram of the matching unit 221. Preferably, the usage time information includes the usage duration of the application, and the good habits list includes the applicable environment of the application and the usage duration threshold. The matching unit 221 specifically includes:

The first judging unit 2211 is configured to judge whether the geographic location corresponding to the application matches the corresponding applicable environment;

Among them, when the geographical location of the user is not in the corresponding applicable environment when using the application, it can be considered as a mismatch, and the corresponding usage record is evaluated as a bad usage habit; when it is in the corresponding applicable environment, it is considered a preliminary match , needs further verification;

The second judging unit 2212 connected to the first judging unit 2211 is configured to judge whether the usage duration corresponding to the application exceeds a corresponding usage duration threshold.

In this embodiment, when the usage duration of the application exceeds the corresponding usage duration threshold, it can be considered as a mismatch, and the corresponding usage record is evaluated as a bad usage habit; when the usage duration of the application does not exceed the corresponding usage duration threshold, and When the corresponding geographical location is in the applicable environment, it is considered as a match, and the corresponding usage record can be evaluated as a good habit.

It should be noted that in this preferred solution, it is not limited to first determine whether the geographical location of the user when using the application matches the applicable environment, and then determine whether the use time exceeds the use time threshold, or first determine whether the use time exceeds the use time Threshold, and then determine whether the geographical location of the user matches the applicable environment when using the application, or at the same time, there is no limitation here.

In this embodiment, the user's usage habit is evaluated by comprehensively considering the geographical location of the user and the duration of use when using the application, which brings convenience to the user to a certain extent. Starting from factors such as user safety and eye protection, the humanization is relatively high.

In another preferred solution of this embodiment, the usage time information includes the usage duration and usage time period of the application, and the good habit list includes the applicable environment, usage duration threshold and applicable time period of the corresponding application. The matching module may also include a third judging unit 2213 for judging whether the usage time period of the application matches the corresponding applicable time period. If it is judged to be yes, then the corresponding usage habit is considered to be a good habit; otherwise, it is considered to be a bad habit. Habit.

In this preferred solution, the user's usage habits are evaluated by comprehensively considering the user's geographical location, duration of use, and time period of use when using the application. As long as one of the above three factors does not match the list of good habits, it is considered a bad habit. It can scientifically evaluate the user's usage habits and provide convenience to the user. It should be noted that, the steps of judging the geographic location, usage duration and usage time period of the user when using the application are not limited to the above sequence, that is, the steps of the first judging unit 2211, the second judging unit 2212 and the third judging unit 2213 The connection relationship is not limited to the connection relationship shown in Figure 9, and can also be other connection relationships. You can first determine the duration of use and the time period of use, and then determine the geographical location of the user when using the application. It can be set according to the actual situation, but no matter In any order, it is possible to scientifically and objectively evaluate the user's usage habits within a time period.

In another preferred solution of this embodiment, the usage time information includes the usage time period of the application, the good habit list includes the applicable environment and applicable time period of the application, and the matching unit 221 may include the first judgment unit 2211 and a third judging unit 2213, the first judging unit 2211 judges whether the geographical location when the application is used matches the corresponding application environment, and if it does not match, the corresponding usage habit is considered to be a bad habit; The third judging unit 2213 judges whether the applicable time period corresponding to the application is within the corresponding applicable time period range, and if it does not match, the corresponding usage habit is considered as a bad habit, otherwise it is considered as a good habit.

In this preferred solution, the user's usage habits are evaluated by comprehensively considering the time period of use and the geographical location of the user when using the application. If only one of the above two does not match, it is considered a bad usage habit, which can be more scientific and thoughtful. usage habits and improve user experience. The order in which the first judging unit 2211 and the third judging unit 2213 execute judging functions is not limited.

The management system for mobile terminal applications in this embodiment corresponds to the management method for mobile terminal applications in the above embodiments, and the implementation process and working principle can refer to the above embodiments, which will not be repeated here.

In this embodiment, monitor the user's operation process of using the application, obtain the user's usage record, and obtain the user's geographic location, and evaluate whether the user's usage behavior is a good habit based on the usage record and geographic location information. When the user's behavior is a bad habit, it will be fed back to the user so that the user can correct it in time, without the need for the user to actively verify and discover his bad habit, which improves humanization and brings convenience to the user.

In addition, the user's usage habits are evaluated according to the geographical location. When the user uses the application in an inappropriate environment or while walking, it may bring unsafe risks to the user. This method can remind the user that in a certain Improve user security to a greater extent.

Furthermore, when users use multiple applications, if they do not need to use them, they will forget to close some applications and cause these applications to run all the time, which not only consumes power, but also consumes traffic if they need traffic. Use the above method to evaluate the user's usage Habits can remind the user to close some applications in time when they need to stop, which can avoid unnecessary waste, reduce the cost of use to a certain extent, and prolong the service life of the mobile phone to a certain extent.

The present invention also provides a mobile phone, which includes the management system described in the above embodiments, wherein the structure and working principle of the management system can refer to the above embodiments, and will not be repeated here.

To sum up, the management method, system and mobile phone of a mobile terminal application of the present invention monitor the operation process of the user using the application, obtain the user's use record, and obtain the geographical location of the user, based on the use record and Geographical location information is used to evaluate whether the user's usage behavior is a good habit. When the user's behavior is found to be a bad habit, it will be fed back to the user so that the user can correct it in time. There is no need for the user to actively verify and find out their bad habits, improve humanization, and give User convenience. Therefore, the present invention effectively overcomes various shortcomings in the prior art and has high industrial application value.

The above-mentioned embodiments only illustrate the principles and effects of the present invention, but are not intended to limit the present invention. Anyone skilled in the art can modify or change the above-mentioned embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Therefore, all equivalent modifications or changes made by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and technical ideas disclosed in the present invention should still be covered by the claims of the present invention.

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1. A management method for mobile terminal applications, characterized in that said method comprises the following steps: S1. Obtain a use record of the mobile terminal used by the user within a time period, the use record includes a use record of at least one application, and the use record of the at least one application includes a time starting point when the user starts the application; S2. Calculate the user's usage habits within the time period based on the acquired usage records and the geographical location of the user when the corresponding application is started, and the usage habits include bad habits and/or good habits; S3. Feedback the usage habits to the user, so that the user can see his usage habits within the time period. 2. The management method according to claim 1, characterized in that: before the step S1, it also includes: S00, start the monitoring function at the beginning of a time period; S01. Receive an instruction from a user to trigger an application; S02. Monitor the user's operations, record the applications opened by the user and the corresponding usage time information; S03. At the end of the time period, count the usage records of the user within the time period. 3. The management method according to claim 2, characterized in that: after the step S01 and before the step S02, the step further includes: The user is positioned, the geographic location of the user is obtained, and the obtained geographic location and the corresponding application are stored. 4. The management method according to claim 2, characterized in that: said step S2 specifically comprises: S21. Analyze the use records, and obtain the use records of each application used by the user within the time period; S22. Match the use record of each application with a preset list of good habits, and evaluate the use record of each application; S23. Store the evaluated use record. 5. The management method according to claim 4, characterized in that: said step S22 specifically comprises: S221. Match the application in the usage record with the good habit list, if not, go to step S222, otherwise go to step S223; S222. Evaluate the use record of the application as a bad habit, and mark it to prompt the user; S223. Evaluate the use record of the application as a good habit. 6. The management method according to claim 5, wherein the usage time information includes the usage duration of the application, and the good habit list includes the applicable environment and the usage duration threshold of the application, and the step S221 specifically includes: S2211. Determine whether the geographic location corresponding to the application matches the corresponding applicable environment, if yes, go to step S2212, otherwise go to step S222; S2212. Judging whether the usage time corresponding to the application exceeds the corresponding usage time threshold, if it is judged yes, go to step S222, if it is judged no, go to step S223. 7. The management method according to claim 5, wherein the usage time information includes the usage duration and usage time period of the application, and the good habit list includes the application environment, usage duration threshold and applicable time period of the corresponding application ; The step S221 specifically includes: A1. Determine whether the geographic location corresponding to the application matches the corresponding applicable environment, if yes, go to step A2, otherwise go to step S222; A2. Judging whether the usage time corresponding to the application exceeds the corresponding usage time threshold, if it is judged to be yes, go to the step S222, otherwise go to the step A3; A3. Judging whether the usage time period of the application matches the corresponding applicable time period, if it is judged yes, go to the step S223, otherwise go to the step S222. 8. The management method according to claim 5, wherein the usage time information includes the usage time period of the application, and the good habit list includes the applicable environment and applicable time period of the application, and the step S221 specifically includes: B1. Determine whether the geographic location when the application is used matches the corresponding applicable environment, if yes, go to step B2, otherwise go to step S222; B2. Judging whether the applicable time period corresponding to the application is within the corresponding applicable time period, if it is judged to be yes, go to the step S222, and if it is judged to be no, go to step S223. 9. A management system for mobile terminal applications, characterized in that the management system includes: The use record obtaining module is configured to obtain a use record of the user using the mobile terminal within a time period, the use record includes a use record of at least one application, and the use record of the at least one application includes the time when the user starts the application starting point; The usage habit calculation module connected to the usage record acquisition module calculates the user's usage habits within the time period based on the acquired usage records and the geographical location of the user when the corresponding application is started, and the usage habits include bad habits and/or good habits; The feedback module connected with the usage habit calculation module is used to feed back the usage habits to the user, so that the user can see his usage habits within the time period. 10. A mobile phone, comprising the management system according to claim 9.