JP4437494B2 - Mobile communication device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a mobile communication device such as a mobile phone or a PHS.

In a mobile communication device such as a mobile phone or a PHS, there is known an incoming call history function for storing a date and time, a telephone number (when a caller ID is notified) and the like when an incoming call is received. The user can make a call again by looking at the incoming call history when the incoming call is not picked up.
Conventionally, as a function of a mobile phone, a designated incoming call rejection function for rejecting an incoming call for a telephone number registered in advance is provided.

In recent years, the act of calling and disconnecting a mobile phone number for a moment, the so-called “One-Cut”, charges a large amount of service usage fee to a user who has responded by a malicious contractor looking at the history of One-Cut incoming calls It has become a social problem.
However, even if a mobile phone operator receives an incoming call from an apparently malicious provider, it is technically possible, but it cannot restrict incoming and outgoing calls due to legal or contractual reasons. Coping was virtually difficult.
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a portable communication device having a function of automatically limiting one-way incoming calls.

In order to achieve the above object, the mobile communication device of the present invention includes an incoming call history storage unit that stores incoming call history information when an incoming call is received, and a blacklist storage unit that stores a telephone number set by a user. , A white list storage means for storing a telephone number set by a user, a one-off time setting memory capable of setting an arbitrary time, and an incoming call not notified of a caller number and stored in the white list storage means Means for performing a normal incoming call operation when there is an incoming call from a telephone number that has been received, and immediately rejecting or receiving an incoming call from a telephone number stored in the blacklist storage means means for transferring the voice mail, caller ID is stored in any of the black list storage unit and the white-list storage means When there is an incoming call from a telephone number that does not exist, the ringing time measurement is started and the call operation is suppressed, and the incoming call is received before the time set in the one-off time setting memory elapses. And a means for storing the caller number in the black list storage means when disconnected from the network side .
Further , the apparatus has means for deleting the incoming call history from the incoming call history storage means when the caller number is stored in the black list storage means.
Furthermore, those having a means for storing a telephone number stored in the memory dial to the white list.

According to the mobile communication device of the present invention, the user does not perceive a one-off incoming call that is shorter than the set ring time.
Furthermore, since the black list database is provided, once detected one-off incoming calls are automatically rejected thereafter, the load on the network due to one-off incoming calls is reduced.
Furthermore, since the white list database is provided, incoming calls from numbers recorded in the white list are not suppressed.
As described above, according to the mobile communication device of the present invention, the meaning of the one-cut action itself is lost, and as a result, one-cut transmission can be suppressed.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an outline of the hardware configuration of the mobile communication device of the present invention.
In this figure, 1 is a control unit comprising a microprocessor, 2 is a memory unit for storing various control programs and various data, 3 is a display unit, 4 is an operation key, 5 is an antenna, 6 is a transmission / reception unit, and 7 is a voice. A signal processing unit that performs signal processing and the like, 8 is a microphone, and 9 is a speaker.
Here, the memory unit 2 stores various data such as a memory dial (phone book) database, an incoming call history database, an outgoing call history database, and a black list database and a white list database which will be described later. Further, the control unit 1 is provided with a call time measuring means 10 for measuring the call time of an incoming call (ringing time of a ringing tone). For example, the call time measuring means 10 starts measurement by receiving a call setup message and ends the measurement by receiving a disconnect message from the network side, so that the incoming call is disconnected from the network side from the start of the incoming call. This is a measure of the time until completion, and is actually realized by software.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of an incoming call history database stored in the memory unit 2.
As shown in this figure, in the present invention, in the incoming call history database, when there is an incoming call, not only the date and time, the caller ID (if there is a caller ID notification) and the incoming call type are stored, The call time measured by the call time measuring means 10 is also stored.
Then, when the user displays the incoming call history on the display unit 3, the ringing time of the incoming call is also displayed, so the user can see the ringing time displayed in the incoming call history of the missed call, It is possible to recognize whether the incoming call has a high possibility of so-called one-off. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the user from making a call to the caller ID of the incoming call history that is likely to be cut once.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing when there is an incoming call.
As shown in this figure, when an incoming call is received, the date and time of arrival and the caller ID (when no number is notified: reason: non-notification setting / public phone / not-notifiable) are recorded in the incoming call history database, and the display unit The incoming call is displayed, and the ringing tone or ringing melody or the vibration of the vibration device is started based on the setting of the user to start the call, and the call time measuring means 10 starts measuring the call time. (S11). Then, it is determined whether or not the incoming call has been disconnected from the network side (S12), whether or not the user has rejected the incoming call (S13), and whether or not the user has responded to the incoming call (S14). .
When the disconnection message is received from the network side and the incoming call is finished (YES in S12), the call time measurement by the call time measuring means 10 is finished (S15), and the incoming call history information of the call is stored in the incoming call history database. The type (missed call) and the measured ringing time are recorded (S16).
When the user performs an operation for rejecting the incoming call (YES in S13), the incoming call is terminated by sending a release completion message or the like, the ringing time measurement is finished (S17), and the incoming call is stored in the incoming call history database. The type (incoming call rejection) is recorded (S18). The incoming call type may be a missed call, and the measured call time may be stored or may not be stored.
Further, when the user responds to the incoming call (S14 is YES), the ringing time measurement is terminated and the call is started (S19).

Thus, when an incoming call is received, if the call is disconnected by a disconnect message from the network side, the call time, that is, the time from the incoming call (reception of the call setup message) to the reception of the disconnect message. And the measured ringing time is recorded in the incoming call history of the missed call. The call time recorded when the incoming call history is displayed is also displayed.
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a display example of the incoming call history. As shown in this figure, according to the present invention, since the ringing time measured and recorded as described above is displayed during the incoming call history display, the user can determine whether the incoming call is a so-called one-off call. It is possible to determine whether or not to call the incoming caller.
In the incoming call history display, if the ringing time is shorter than a predetermined time (for example, 2 seconds), the display color may be different from other information, or The user may be alerted by adding information to indicate it.

  In this way, since the ringing time of the incoming call is stored in the incoming call history database and displayed as incoming call history information, the user can determine whether or not the call is so-called one call. Thus, it is possible to prevent the user from making a return call.

  Next, the memory unit 2 is provided with a one-off time setting memory capable of setting an arbitrary time. When an incoming call is received, the time stored in the one-off time setting memory (one-off time) is set. A case will be described in which a call is not made to the user for the first time and the call is made to the user for the first time when the call time (elapsed time from the incoming call) is longer than the one-off time. Here, the user can set an arbitrary one-off time in the one-off time setting memory.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing when there is an incoming call in the case of performing this call suppression.
As shown in this figure, when an incoming call is received, the date and time and caller number are recorded in the incoming call history database, and the ringing time measuring means 10 starts measuring the ringing time of the incoming call (step) S21). However, the incoming call display on the display unit and the ringing sound or the vibration of the vibration device are not started yet and are kept off. That is, the user is not called at this stage.

Then, without receiving a disconnect message from the network side, it is determined whether or not the ringing time of the incoming call (elapsed time from the incoming call) exceeds the time set in the one-off time setting memory (step) S22), when the one-off time has elapsed without receiving a disconnect message from the network side, it is determined that the incoming call is not a one-off incoming call. An incoming call is notified and a normal incoming call operation is performed (step S23). On the other hand, when a disconnect message is received from the network side before the set one-off time elapses and the call is disconnected, it is determined that the incoming call is a one-off call. The incoming call history information for the recorded call is deleted (step S24). As a result, the user does not perceive any incoming call history for incoming calls that have been determined to be one-off calls.
Note that only the record may be left without deleting the incoming call history in step S24. In this case, similarly to the case described above, the call ringing time of the call is recorded in the incoming call history.

  By suppressing this ringing, the user will not recognize an incoming call with a ringing time shorter than the one-off time arbitrarily set in the one-off time setting memory. be able to.

In the case shown in FIG. 5, the incoming call is uniformly handled regardless of the caller ID non-notification, the public telephone, or the caller ID notification, and the one-off time set in the one-off time setting memory is used. During the time, no user calls were made.
Therefore, an embodiment of the portable communication device of the present invention using a black list recording a telephone number that the user has determined to be a malicious caller and a white list recording a telephone number of the user's family, acquaintance, etc. will be described. To do. According to this embodiment, when there is an incoming call again from the number determined by the user to be a malicious one-off call by looking at the call time of the incoming call history in the first embodiment, etc. Incoming calls from known phone numbers that the user has stored in the memory dial can perform normal incoming operations without being suppressed as described above. It becomes possible.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a black list database and a white list database stored in the memory unit 2. As shown in this figure, each of the black list database and the white list database stores a predetermined number of telephone numbers. The user can arbitrarily read and edit the black list database and the white list database. Further, the caller number can be stored in the black list database from the state where the incoming call history is displayed. Furthermore, data of a memory dial (phone book or address book) installed as an existing function in the mobile communication device can be transferred and stored in the white list database.

(A) of FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing in the case of registering in the black list when incoming history information is displayed on the display unit 3, and (b) is an example of incoming history display at that time. FIG.
As shown in FIG. 7A, the user displays the incoming call history on the display unit 3 and confirms it (step S31). FIG. 7B is a diagram showing an example of the incoming call history display at this time. As shown in the figure, a selection unit for whether or not to perform blacklist registration is displayed at the bottom of the incoming call history display screen. ing. When the user sees this incoming call history and decides to register in the black list, the user selects black list (1) Yes using the operation key. When the blacklist registration operation is performed in this manner (YES in S32), the caller number included in the incoming call history information is recorded in the blacklist database (S33). Then, it is determined whether or not the ringing time included in the incoming call history is longer than the one-off time recorded in the one-off time setting memory (S34). Is set in the one-off time setting memory (S35). Then, it is determined whether or not there is a next incoming call history to be processed (S36). If it is not the end, the next incoming call history is displayed (S37), and the above processing is repeated.

  In this manner, the caller number of the incoming call history selected by the user can be registered in the black list database from the state where the incoming call history is displayed on the display unit. In addition, when the ringing time included in the selected incoming call history is longer than the one-off time set in the one-off time setting memory, the ringing time is set as a new one-off time. It is stored in memory. Therefore, even if there is a one-off incoming call with a ringing time longer than the time set in the one-off time setting memory, if the user determines that the call is a malicious one-off incoming call by looking at the incoming call history, Since this is a new one-off time, any one-off incoming calls that are shorter than the new one-off time are subject to the above-described call suppression. Therefore, even if a malicious caller changes the ringing time for one-off call to a longer one, it is possible to cope with it.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing at the time of an incoming call in the embodiment having the black list and the white list. In this embodiment, incoming calls from which no caller ID notification has been made and incoming calls from numbers registered in the white list perform normal incoming calls without performing the above-described call suppression and are registered in the black list. Incoming calls from existing phone numbers are immediately rejected or transferred to the answering machine function, and only incoming calls from phone numbers not recorded in the white list or the black list are suppressed. Is.
In FIG. 8, when there is an incoming call, the date and time of the incoming call and the caller number are recorded in the incoming call history database (step S41), and then it is determined whether or not the caller number is included in the incoming call. (Step S42). Here, when the caller number is not included due to non-notification of the caller number (S42 is NO), a normal incoming call operation is performed (S50).

On the other hand, when the caller number is included (YES in S42), the caller number is compared with the stored contents of the black list database and the white list database (S43), and (1) registered in the white list. If it is a telephone number that has been set, a normal incoming call operation is performed (S44).
(2) If the phone number is registered in the black list, it is immediately transferred to the answering machine function without calling the user (S45), or the release completion message is sent to reject the incoming call. (S45 ') is performed. Which of S45 and S45 ′ is executed is arbitrary, but may be selected and set by the user. Further, as the answering machine function in step S45, a simple answering machine function (recording a message message in a memory in the mobile device) installed in the mobile device may be used, or a message is stored on the network side. You may use an answering machine service. Alternatively, the transfer telephone service may be executed. In this way, incoming calls from numbers registered in the black list database are restricted.

If the caller number included in the incoming call is (3) an unknown number that is not registered in the black list or white list, the process proceeds to step S46, where the call time measuring means 10 receives the call. The measurement of the elapsed time (calling time) from the start is started and the ringing tone or the vibration device is kept off to suppress the calling operation to the user. Then, it is determined whether or not the one-off time set in the one-off time setting memory has passed without receiving a call disconnect message from the network side (S47), and set without receiving the call disconnect message. When the set one-off time has elapsed (YES in S47), a ringing tone is sounded or the vibration device is operated to start calling the user and perform a normal incoming call operation (S48). ).
On the other hand, if a call disconnect message is received from the network side before the one-off time set in the one-off time setting memory has elapsed, the process proceeds to step S49, and the caller ID is registered in the black list. At the same time, the incoming call history recorded in step S41 is deleted from the incoming call history database. This prevents the user from perceiving the incoming call.

  When a disconnect message is received from the network side after the normal incoming call operation is performed in step S48, the ringing time measurement is terminated in the same manner as in step S15 shown in FIG. The measured ringing time is recorded in the incoming call history database. Therefore, the user sees the incoming call history of missed calls and registers the caller number of the incoming call history in the black list database as in the embodiment shown in FIG. As a result, the ringing time for the incoming call is set as a new one-off time, and thereafter, the one-off time is used.

According to this embodiment, the incoming call from the number recorded in the black list is immediately transferred to the answering machine (S45) or rejected (S45 '), so that the user can There is no recognition of one call. In particular, according to the embodiment for forwarding to an answering machine, if the call originates from a person who is not registered in the memory dial and the call is cut for a few seconds, it is unfortunately registered in the black list. Since the good-willed person can transmit the intention of the conversation to the user via the answering machine, it is possible to avoid the possibility of blocking the good-willing party.
In addition, for incoming calls from numbers recorded in the white list, a normal incoming call operation can be performed without performing the aforementioned incoming call restriction.
Furthermore, in step S49, the telephone number of the incoming call that was disconnected in a time shorter than the one-off time set in the one-off time setting memory is automatically registered in the black list, so that the unknown number The user does not recognize the new one-off call from and can be automatically recorded in the black list.

  In the above embodiment, both the black list database and the white list database are provided. However, the present invention is not limited to this. Only the black list database or only the white list database is provided. Also good.

Furthermore, the above-described functions of the present invention can be constructed as an application program executed in a mobile communication device. In this case, by downloading this application program, not only a new model corresponding to the present invention described above but also a mobile device capable of executing an existing application program on the market can prevent one-off incoming calls. It becomes possible.
Furthermore, the black list database and the white list database can also be used as a function to suppress unwanted calls (or mail) other than preventing one-off calls.

It is a block diagram which shows the structure of one Embodiment of the portable communication apparatus of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of the content of the incoming call history database. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the process in this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of a display of an incoming call history. It is a figure for demonstrating the case where call suppression is performed. It is a figure which shows an example of a black list database and a white list database. It is a figure for demonstrating registration to a black list from an incoming call history, (a) is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process, (b) is a figure which shows an example of a display of an incoming call history. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process in embodiment of this invention which has a white list database and a black list database.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Control part 2 Memory 3 Display part 4 Operation key 5 Antenna 6 Transmission / reception part 7 Signal processing part 8 Microphone 9 Speaker 10 Calling time measurement means

Claims (3)

An incoming call history storage means for storing incoming call history information when an incoming call is received;
Black list storage means for storing telephone numbers set by the user;
White list storage means for storing telephone numbers set by the user;
One cut time setting memory that can set any time,
Means for performing a normal incoming call operation when there is an incoming call for which no caller number has been notified and an incoming call from a telephone number stored in the white list storage means;
Means for instantly rejecting an incoming call or transferring it to an answering machine when there is an incoming call from a telephone number stored in the blacklist storage means ;
When there is an incoming call from a telephone number whose caller number is not stored in either the blacklist storage means or the whitelist storage means, the call time measurement is started and the call operation is suppressed, and the call time is suppressed. Means for storing the caller number in the black list storage means when the incoming call is disconnected from the network side before the time set in the one-off time setting memory elapses. A portable communication device characterized. The black when storing the caller ID list storage means, the portable communication device according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises means for deleting the incoming call history from the call history storage means. 3. The portable communication device according to claim 1, further comprising means for storing a telephone number stored in a memory dial in the white list.

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