JP5652140B2 - Stakeholder information display system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a party information display system including a communication terminal of a caller and a communication terminal of a callee who is a communication partner of the caller's communication terminal.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is a service for notifying and displaying a mobile phone number used by a caller on a mobile phone of a callee as a communication partner. By using this service, the callee can recognize the caller by looking at the phone number displayed on the mobile phone, so that the caller can answer the call with peace of mind.

  In addition to the above services, there is a service for displaying a message of a predetermined number of characters input by operating a mobile phone used by a caller on the callee's mobile phone when an incoming call is received. By using this service, the caller can inform the communication partner of the requirements before starting the call, and the callee can know the requirements before starting the call.

http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/service/communication/number_notice/ Caller ID notification service http://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/service/communication/chaku_moji/ Chaku-moji

  However, even when each of the above services is used, there is a problem that the callee may not be on the phone if the phone number displayed on the callee's mobile phone is an unknown number. .

  Specifically, the following cases can be considered. For example, if Mr. C wants to call Mr. B who does not know the phone number, Mr. C will contact Mr. A who knows Mr. B's phone number and tell him Mr. B's phone number. You can call Mr. B. However, when Mr. C calls Mr. B in this way, Mr. B may not be on this phone because the phone number of Mr. C who he does not know is displayed as the caller ID.

  The disclosed technology has been made in view of the above, and an object of the present invention is to provide a related-person information display system that enables a recipient to answer a call more safely.

  The party information display system disclosed in the present application is, in one aspect, a party information display system including a first terminal and a second terminal connected to the first terminal via a network. The first terminal sends a connection request including first subscriber information corresponding to the first terminal and second subscriber information different from the first subscriber information to the second terminal. The second terminal receives from the receiving unit that receives the connection request and the storage unit that stores the subscriber information and the identifier in association with each other. An extraction unit that extracts an identifier corresponding to second subscriber information included in the connection request; and a display control unit that displays the identifier extracted by the extraction unit.

  According to one aspect of the related party information display system disclosed in the present application, there is an effect that it becomes possible for the called party to answer the phone more safely.

FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of Example 1 of the introducer information notification system. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of functional blocks of a mobile phone. FIG. 3A is a diagram illustrating an example of a telephone directory. FIG. 3-2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a telephone directory. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of functional blocks of a mobile phone. FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a telephone directory. FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a processing flow of the first embodiment of each mobile phone having an introducer information notification function. FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of transition of the display screen. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a display screen. FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of Example 2 of the introducer information notification system. FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of functional blocks of a mobile phone. FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of functional blocks of a mobile phone. FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating an example of the authentication key table. FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of functional blocks of a mobile phone. FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of a telephone directory. FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating a processing flow of the second embodiment of each mobile phone having an introducer information notification function. FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a detailed flow of the introduction acceptance process. FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating an example of the consent screen. FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating an example of the consent information (XML). FIG. 19 is a diagram showing a detailed flow of the introduction acceptance response mail transfer process. FIG. 20 is a diagram showing a detailed flow of introducer display transmission processing. FIG. 21 is a diagram illustrating an example of the transition of the display screen. FIG. 22 is a diagram illustrating an example of transition of the display screen. FIG. 23 is a diagram showing a detailed flow of the introducer display incoming call process.

  Below, the Example of the party information display system which this application discloses is described in detail based on drawing. In the following embodiments, an introducer information notification system in which a sender terminal notifies introducer information as related party information will be described as an example of a related party information display system. Note that the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of Example 1 of an introducer information notification system including a first terminal that is a caller terminal and a second terminal that is a callee terminal. This system has mobile phones 1 and 2, a base station 6 that accommodates the mobile phone 1, a base station 7 that accommodates the mobile phone 2, and a network 8 that is a predetermined communication line. Communication is performed via each base station and the network 8. In this system, for example, the mobile phone 1 (first terminal) used by the caller uses “identification information” to be described later regarding the introducer as the introducer information in a normal SETUP signal (including the calling party number and called party number). (Subscriber information) ”is transmitted to the mobile phone 2 (second terminal) on the receiver side. Then, the mobile phone 2 that has received the SETUP signal including the “identification information” displays an identifier such as a name, a telephone number, and an e-mail address as information for identifying the caller's telephone number and the introducer on the display screen. indicate. Here, the “introducer” is a person who introduces (notifies) the telephone number of the called party who is the communication partner to the caller.

  The mobile phones 1 and 2 have the same configuration, and include a processor 11, a memory 12, a wireless communication unit 13, a display unit 14, a voice input / output unit 15, and an operation unit 16. The processor 11 performs control for realizing the introducer information notification function of the first embodiment. The memory 12 includes a ROM, a RAM, and the like, and includes various phone book DBs and programs for performing various processes to be described later. The wireless communication unit 13 transmits and receives wireless signals to and from a communication partner via an antenna. The display unit 14 is a display, for example. The voice input / output unit 15 inputs and outputs voice using a microphone and a speaker. The operation unit 16 has a key input function and a touch panel function.

  Next, the mobile phone of Example 1 having the introducer information notification function will be described. Here, as an example, a mobile phone used by a caller is a mobile phone 1, and a mobile phone used by a callee as a communication partner is a mobile phone 2. In this embodiment, for convenience of explanation, the mobile phone used by the caller is the mobile phone 1 and the mobile phone used by the callee is the mobile phone 2. However, the present invention is not limited to this. It is assumed to have the functional blocks.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of functional blocks of the mobile phone 1 used by the caller. The cellular phone 1 includes a display control unit 21, a SETUP signal generation unit 22, a transmission unit 23, a reception unit 24, a phone book DB 26, and an introducer display transmission phone book DB 27. The mobile phone 1 generates a normal SETUP signal based on an input operation of the caller (for example, Mr. C), and transmits the SETUP signal including the “identification information” of the introducer to the mobile phone 2. The processor 11 reads out and executes various programs stored in the memory 12 and activates processes corresponding to the programs, thereby realizing the above-described functional blocks.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a telephone book. Specifically, FIG. 3-1 is an example of a normal telephone book stored in the telephone book DB 26, and FIG. It is an example of an introducer display calling telephone book stored in the telephone book DB27. In the present embodiment, for example, as the phone book of Mr. C who uses the mobile phone 1, the names of registered persons (A, D, E), the corresponding telephone numbers (phone numbers A, D, E), and the corresponding Mail addresses (mail addresses A, D, E) and the like are stored in association with each individual. This phone book is a normal phone book, and is generally a phone book that the user of the mobile phone 1 can freely check, register, and edit. In addition, in the introducer display calling telephone directory, as an example, the name (B, D) and telephone number (phone number B, D) of the person introduced by the introducer, identification information (mail address A, E) and the like are stored in association with each individual. This phone book is a phone book whose contents cannot be directly confirmed by the user of the mobile phone 1. Here, an e-mail address is used as an example of the identification information of the introducer. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any subscriber information that can derive the name of the introducer may be used. It may be. Further, the phone book DB 26 and the introducer display call phone book DB 27 are not necessarily separate databases, and the contact information to be stored in the introducer display call phone book DB 27 is stored in a recognizable state. By doing so, you may manage with one database. For example, it is conceivable that a flag is set for such contact information and the contact information is excluded from general contact list display.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of functional blocks of the mobile phone 2 used by the callee. The mobile phone 2 includes a SETUP signal analysis unit 31, a display control unit 32, a reception unit 33, a transmission unit 34, and a telephone directory DB 36. The mobile phone 2 receives and analyzes the SETUP signal transmitted by the mobile phone 1 and displays an identifier such as the name of the introducer on the incoming call notification screen as the analysis result. Note that the phone book is stored in the phone book DB 36 in the same format as in FIG. FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a phone book stored in the phone book DB 36. Here, for example, as the phone book of Mr. B who uses the mobile phone 2, the name of the registered person (A), the corresponding phone number (phone number A), the corresponding mail address (mail address A), etc. are associated. Stored in a stored state.

  Next, an embodiment of the introducer information notification system configured as described above will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Here, as an example, Mr. C (caller) who uses the mobile phone 1 makes a call to Mr. B (caller) who does not know the phone number, and knows Mr. B's phone number. Assume that Mr. A (introducer) introduces Mr. B's phone number to Mr. C. FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a processing flow of the first embodiment of each mobile phone having an introducer information notification function. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of the transition of the display screen of the mobile phone 1, and FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of the display screen of the mobile phone 2.

  First, when the “phone book” menu is selected by an input operation to the cellular phone 1 by Mr. C (see step S1: (a) in FIG. 7), the display control unit 21 is connected to the “ Information indicating that the “phone book” menu has been selected is notified. The display control unit 21 performs control to read and display the “phone book group” associated with the “phone book” menu from the memory 12 (step S2). Here, as an example of the “phone book group”, a group list including a normal “phone book” and an “introducer display calling phone book” is displayed (see FIG. 7B).

  Next, when “introducer display calling phone book” is selected by the input operation to the cellular phone 1 by Mr. C (step S3), the display control unit 21 receives “introducer display” via the operation unit 16. Information indicating that “calling phone book” has been selected is notified. The display control unit 21 performs control to read and display all registered names from the introducer display call phonebook (see FIG. 3-2) stored in the introducer display call phonebook DB 27 (step S4). . Here, as an example, since Mr. B and Mr. D are registered, the names of “Mr. B” and “Ms. D” are displayed as “introducer display calling phonebook” ((c in FIG. 7). )reference).

  Next, for example, when “Mr. B” is selected as the destination by the input operation to the cellular phone 1 by Mr. C (step S5), the display control unit 21 receives “Mr. B” via the operation unit 16. Information indicating that is selected is notified. The display control unit 21 identifies the identification information (introducer A's information) associated with the destination “Mr. B” from the introducer display call phonebook (see FIG. 3-2) stored in the introducer display call phonebook DB27. E-mail address). Further, the name of the introducer A is read from the telephone directory shown in FIG. 3A using the identification information (the mail address of the introducer A) as a key. Then, as a confirmation screen, control is performed to display “Mr. B” as the destination and the name “Mr. A” of the introducer A as the introducer (step S6: see FIG. 7D). By this process, Mr. C who is a caller can confirm whether or not there is an error in the situation (address or name of the introducer) at the time of call.

  In this state, the user waits for an input operation to the cellular phone 1 by Mr. C (No at Step S7). When “Call” is instructed (Yes at Step S7), the display control unit 21 receives “ Information indicating that “transmission” is instructed is notified. The display control unit 21 performs control to display the address “Mr. B” and the phone number “090-abcdefgh” of Mr. B as the outgoing call screen (step S8: see FIG. 7E).

  Further, as described above, when “calling” is instructed by the input operation to the cellular phone 1 by Mr. C (Yes in step S7), the “SETUP” signal generation unit 22 is also referred to as “calling” via the operation unit 16. ”Is notified. The SETUP signal generation unit 22 is a SETUP signal including the caller's phone number (C's phone number), the callee's phone number (B's phone number), the introducer's identification information (A's email address), and the like. Is generated (step S8). Then, the SETUP signal is transmitted to the mobile phone 2 via the transmission unit 23 (step S9).

  On the other hand, in the mobile phone 2 that has received the SETUP signal from the mobile phone 1 via the receiving unit 33, the SETUP signal analyzing unit 31 analyzes the SETUP signal, and whether the introducer's identification information is included in the SETUP signal. Whether or not is searched (step S11, step S12). If the introducer identification information is not included in the SETUP signal (No in step S12), it is determined that the call is not an introducer display transmission, and a normal incoming call process is performed (step S13).

  As a result of the search, if the identification information of the introducer is included (Yes in step S12), the display control unit 32 that has received the information uses the phone book (see FIG. 5) stored in the phone book DB 36. The introducer's name is read using the introducer's identification information (the introducer's email address) as a key (step S14). Here, since the introducer A's mail address is included as the introducer's identification information, the introducer A's name “Mr. A” is read using the introducer A's mail address (mail address A) as a key. .

  As shown in FIG. 8, the display control unit 32 displays the name “Mr. A” of the introducer A read above and the telephone number of the caller (Mr. C) included in the SETUP signal as shown in FIG. (Phone number: 090-ijklmnop) is controlled (step S15).

  In this state, the caller B who uses the mobile phone 2 recognizes that the call is from a stranger (here, Mr. C is the caller) by looking at the phone number on the incoming call screen, It is possible to recognize that the person who introduced the message to the sender is “Mr. A”.

  Finally, when the response button is pressed by Mr. B who uses the mobile phone 2 (step S16), the mobile phone 2 and the mobile phone 1 exchange call connection signals in a normal operation (step S17, step S10). Thereafter, a call is started between the mobile phone 2 and the mobile phone 1.

  As described above, in the first embodiment, when Mr. C (the caller) makes a call to Mr. B (the called party) who does not know the telephone number, Mr. B uses the mobile phone used by Mr. C. The mobile phone is notified of the identification information of Mr. A who is the introducer. Then, the name of Mr. A who is the introducer is displayed on the screen of the mobile phone of Mr. B who is the called party. As a result, Mr. B, for example, can see the name of the acquaintance of Mr. A as an introducer even when an unknown phone number is displayed. Become.

  In this embodiment, the name of the introducer is derived using “introducer's email address” registered in advance as identification information as a key, but instead of “introducer's email address”, for example, “introduction” The telephone number of the person ”may be used. In this case, the name of the introducer is derived using “the telephone number of the introducer” registered in advance as identification information as a key.

  Further, instead of “the mail address of the introducer”, for example, “the body number of the mobile phone used by the introducer” may be used as the identification information of the introducer. In this case, the name of the introducer is derived using “the body number of the mobile phone used by the introducer” as a key. Since this machine number is usually information that the caller and the callee cannot know, the introducer notifies the caller and the callee of their machine number in advance, and this machine number is sent to the caller. It is desirable to register it in the normal telephone directory of the called party. As a result, the name of the introducer can be derived using “the body number of the mobile phone used by the introducer” as a key, so that the name of the introducer can be displayed on the screen. In addition, the identification information of the introducer is not limited to the above-described machine number, and may be other information as long as the information is unique for each mobile phone.

  In the above description, the identification number is “the body number of the mobile phone used by the introducer (unique information for each mobile phone)”. "Numeric information" may be used as identification information for the introducer. Since the numerical information is also information that the caller and the callee cannot know, as described above, the caller and the callee are notified in advance and registered in the normal telephone directory of the caller and the callee. It is desirable. This makes it possible to display the name of the introducer on the screen using “random numerical information output from the mobile phone used by the introducer” as a key.

  In the second embodiment, when the caller makes a call to a communication partner (called party) who does not know the telephone number, the introducer who knows the telephone number of the called party accepts the called party from the viewpoint of protecting personal information. After the call is received, the caller's phone number is notified to the caller.

  FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of Example 2 of the introducer information notification system including a first terminal that is a caller terminal and a second terminal that is a callee terminal. This system has a mobile phone 1a and a mobile phone 2a instead of the mobile phone 1 and the mobile phone 2 of the first embodiment, and further includes a mobile phone 3a and a base station 9a that accommodates the mobile phone 3a. . Then, the mobile phone 1a, the mobile phone 2a, and the mobile phone 3a perform communication via each base station and the network 8.

  In this system, first, the introducer uses the mobile phone 3a to make an “introduction acceptance request” to the called party (the party the caller wishes to communicate with). Next, in the mobile phone 3a used by the introducer, when an answer of “introduction approval” is obtained from the mobile phone 2a (second terminal) used by the callee, according to the content of the “introduction approval”, The telephone number of the callee is notified to the mobile phone 1a (first terminal) used by the caller. Thereafter, the mobile phone 1a used by the caller transmits a SETUP signal generated by a predetermined introducer display call processing described later to the caller's mobile phone 2a. Then, the cellular phone 2a that has received the SETUP signal displays the caller's telephone number and the name of the introducer on the incoming call screen by a predetermined introducer display incoming call process described later.

  The mobile phones 1a, 2a, 3a have the same configuration, and a processor 11a that performs control for realizing the introducer information notification function of the second embodiment, a memory 12a including a ROM, a RAM, etc. Have In addition, about the structure similar to the introducer information notification system of Example 1 mentioned above, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

  Next, a mobile phone of Example 2 having an introducer information notification function will be described. Here, as an example, the mobile phone used by the caller is the mobile phone 1a, the mobile phone used by the called party as the communication partner is the mobile phone 2a, and the mobile phone used by the introducer is the mobile phone 3a. In this embodiment, for convenience of explanation, the mobile phone used by the caller is the mobile phone 1a, the mobile phone used by the callee is the mobile phone 2a, and the mobile phone used by the introducer is the mobile phone 3a. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and each mobile phone has the same functional block.

  FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of functional blocks of the mobile phone 3a used by the introducer. The mobile phone 3a includes a mail control unit 41a, a transmission unit 42a, and a reception unit 43a. In the mobile phone 3a, the introduction approval request mail generated by the input operation of the introducer is transmitted to the mobile phone 2a used by the called party (the party the caller wishes to communicate with). Then, when the introduction acceptance response mail is received from the mobile phone 2a used by the callee, the approval described in the introduction acceptance response mail for the mobile phone 1a used by the caller according to the contents of the introduction acceptance response mail Transfer information.

  FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of functional blocks of the mobile phone 2a used by the callee. In addition to the configuration of the mobile phone 2 of the first embodiment, the mobile phone 2a further includes a mail control unit 37a and an authentication key DB 38a. When the mobile phone 2a receives the introduction approval request mail from the mobile phone 3a and, for example, accepts the introduction (notification) of the telephone number to the caller, the mobile phone 2a returns an introduction approval response mail to the mobile phone 3a. In addition, about the structure similar to the mobile telephone 2 of Example 1 mentioned above, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

  FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of an authentication key table stored in the authentication key DB 38a. In the present embodiment, for example, as an authentication key table of Mr. B who uses the mobile phone 2a, the introducer telephone number (phone number A) and the authentication key (introducer A authentication key) are stored in association with each other. ing. The “authentication key” only needs to be information that can identify the introducer. For example, “the body number of the mobile phone used by the introducer” or “random numerical information output by the mobile phone used by the introducer”. Etc. ”. Since such information is usually information that cannot be known by the caller and the callee, the security of the system can be improved compared to using information that can easily identify an individual as an authentication key.

  FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of functional blocks of the mobile phone 1a used by the caller. The mobile phone 1a has an introducer display call phone book DB 27a instead of the introducer display call phone book DB 27 of the mobile phone 1, and further includes a mail control unit in addition to the configuration of the mobile phone 1 of the first embodiment. 28a. When the mobile phone 1a receives the acceptance information transfer mail including the acceptance information (including the telephone number of the called party) from the mobile phone 3a, the mobile phone 1a generates the introducer display calling telephone book of Example 2, A predetermined introducer display transmission process described later is executed. In addition, about the structure similar to the mobile telephone 1 of Example 1 mentioned above, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

  FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of an introducer display calling telephone book stored in the introducer display calling telephone book DB 27a. In the present embodiment, for example, as an introducer display calling telephone directory, the name (B, D) of the introduced person and its telephone number (phone number B, D), the authentication key of the introducer (introducers A, E) And the introducer's telephone numbers (phone numbers A and E) are stored in an associated state.

  Next, an embodiment of the introducer information notification system configured as described above will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Here, as an example, Mr. C (the caller) who uses the mobile phone 1a makes a call to Mr. B (the callee) who does not know the phone number, and knows Mr. B's phone number. Assume that Mr. A (introducer) introduces Mr. B's phone number to Mr. C. In this embodiment, the introducer A has already notified the called party B of the “authentication key”, that is, the mobile phone 2a has received the introducer's “authentication key”. Assuming that FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating a processing flow of the second embodiment of each mobile phone having an introducer information notification function.

  First, the mail control part 41a which received the instruction | indication via the operation part 16 by the input operation to the mobile telephone 3a by Mr. A sends the caller (Mr. C) the caller (the person who wishes to communicate: Mr. B). Create a referral acceptance email to confirm that you can give me your phone number. For the introduction approval request mail, for example, the title is “introduction approval request”, and “the mail address of the sender (Mr. C)” is set in the text. Then, this introduction approval request mail is transmitted to the mobile phone 2a used by Mr. B who is the recipient via the transmitting unit 42a (step S21), and a reply of the introduction approval response mail from Mr. B is awaited (step S26). ).

  In the mobile phone 2a, the mail control unit 37a that has received the mail via the receiving unit 33 determines whether the received mail is an introduction acceptance request mail or other mail (normal mail) (step S22). ). In the case of normal mail, the process by the introducer information notification function is terminated (No at step S22, step S23).

  As a result of the determination, if the received mail is an introduction approval request mail (Yes in step S22), the mail control unit 37a executes a predetermined introduction approval process (step S24).

  FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a detailed flow of the introduction acceptance process in step S24. First, the mail control unit 37a searches for the name of the introducer from the telephone directory (see FIG. 5) stored in the telephone directory DB 36 based on the transmission source address (Mr. A's address) of the received introduction approval request mail. (Step S51). And the display control part 32 performs control which displays the predetermined | prescribed consent screen which set the name of the detected introducer (step S52). Here, a consent screen in which the name of the introducer A is set is displayed.

  FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of the consent screen. On the acceptance screen, notification permission (permitted / not permitted), notification level (number concealment / number disclosure), number of connections (times), connection period (xx to yy), notification delegation (delegation / no delegation), etc. are set It is possible. “Notification permission” selects whether introduction (notification) of a telephone number is permitted. In the “notification level”, a notification method is selected when “permit” is selected in the notification permission. For example, when the telephone number is hidden and notified, “number concealment” is selected, and when the telephone number may be shown to the caller, “number disclosure” is selected. Further, it is possible to restrict outgoing calls by providing “number of connections” and “connection period”. “Number of connections” allows the maximum number of connections by the caller to be set when “Allow” is selected as the notification permission (optional setting). The “connection period” can set the maximum connectable period by the caller when “permit” is selected as the notification permission (optional setting). “Notification delegation” selects whether or not to delegate notification of telephone number to an introducer (optional setting). The delegated introducer makes a notification decision by himself / herself, and, for example, if it is determined to notify the telephone number, the caller is notified of the telephone number by the set notification method.

  The mail control unit 37a waits for the setting by the called party in a state where the consent screen is displayed (No in step S53). Then, when the setting process based on the consent screen is completed and the “end” button on the consent screen is pressed (Yes in step S53), consent information (XML) is generated based on these setting contents (step S54). . FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating an example of the consent information (XML). Here, as an example of the consent information (XML), <notification permission permission = YES />, <notification level concealment = YES />, <number of times of connection = 1 />, <connection period TO = YYMMDD />, <notification Information of delegation delegation = YES /> is described.

  Thereafter, the mail control unit 37a generates an introduction approval response mail with the title “introduction approval response” and the text “sender's (C) mail address” and “acceptance information (XML)” set. Then, the introduction approval response mail is transmitted to the mobile phone 3a used by Mr. A who is the introducer via the transmission unit 34 (step S25).

  When the mail control unit 41a of the mobile phone 3a waiting for the introduction approval response mail from Mr. B in the process of step S26 receives the mail via the reception unit 43a (Yes in step S26), a predetermined introduction approval response mail is received. A transfer process is executed (step S28). If the mail received in the process of step S26 is a mail other than the introduction acceptance response mail, the process by the introducer information notification function is terminated (step S26 No, step S27).

  FIG. 19 is a diagram showing a detailed flow of the introduction acceptance response mail transfer process in step S28. The mail control unit 41a extracts the sender mail address (Mr. C) from the text of the received introduction acceptance response mail, and sets this sender mail address as the destination of the acceptance information transfer mail (step S61). Then, the title of the transfer mail is set to “introducer consent transfer” (step S62).

  Next, the mail control unit 41a sets “the name of the called party”, “the telephone number of the called party”, and the “acceptance information (XML)” in the text, and further adds its own authentication key as additional information (for example, A consent information transfer mail set as a header or the like is generated (step S63). Here, Mr. B's name is set as “Callee name”, and Mr. B's phone number is set as “Callee phone number”. Then, the consent information transfer mail is transmitted to the mobile phone 1a used by Mr. C, who is the caller, via the transmitter 42a (step S64). The mail control unit 41a sets only the “permission information (XML)” when the selection result of the notification permission described in the “permission information (XML)” is “not permitted (No)”. An acceptance information transfer mail is generated (step S63). Then, the consent information transfer mail is transmitted to the mobile phone 1a used by Mr. C who is the caller. That is, “the telephone number of the called party (Mr. B's telephone number)” and “the introducer's authentication key (Mr. A's authentication key)” are not notified to the mobile phone 1a used by Mr. C.

  Thereafter, the mail control unit 28a of the mobile phone 1a that has received the mail via the receiving unit 24 determines whether the received mail is an acceptance information transfer mail or other mail (normal mail) (step). S29). In the case of normal mail, the process by the introducer information notification function is terminated (No in step S29).

  As a result of the determination, if the received mail is an acceptance information transfer mail (Yes in step S29), the mail control unit 28a executes a predetermined introducer display transmission process (step S30).

  FIG. 20 is a diagram showing a detailed flow of the introducer display transmission process in step S30. First, the mail control unit 28a extracts information on “notification permission” from the text of the received consent information transfer mail. If “permit” is selected for “notification permission” (Yes in step S71), “name of the called party”, “phone number of the called party” from the received acceptance information transfer mail, The “introducer authentication key” is extracted (step S72). Specifically, Mr. B's name is extracted as “Callee name”, Mr. B's phone number as “Callee's phone number”, and Mr. A's authentication key as “Introducer authentication key”. If “not permitted” is selected for “notification permission” in the process of step S71 (No in step S71), the mail control unit 28a ends the process of the introducer information notification function.

  Next, the mail control unit 28a extracts the “recipient's name (Mr. B)”, “recipient's phone number (Mr. B's phone number)”, “introducer authentication key (Mr. A's authentication). Key) ”and“ Mr. A's telephone number ”are associated with each other, and an introducer display calling telephone book is generated (see FIG. 14). Then, this telephone directory is stored in the introducer display transmission telephone directory DB 27a (step S72).

  Next, the mail control unit 28a extracts “connection count” and “connection period” information from the text of the received acceptance information transfer mail (the “connection count” and “connection period” are arbitrarily set). When the “connection count” is within the maximum connection count and the “connection period” is within the maximum connectable period (steps S 73 and 74 Yes), “number concealment”, It is confirmed which of “number disclosure” is set (step S75). When the “number of connections” exceeds the maximum number of connections (No at step S73) or when the “connection period” exceeds the maximum connectable period (No at step S74), the introducer information notification function The process by is terminated. Further, when either one or both of “connection count” and “connection period”, which are arbitrary settings, are not set, the processing of step S73 and step S74 is not executed depending on the setting status.

  If “number concealment” is selected as a result of the confirmation in step S75, the display control unit 21 notified to that effect performs control to display the confirmation screen shown in FIG. 21A (step S76). . That is, the phone number of Mr. B who is the called party is displayed in a hidden state. By this process, for example, when Mr. B does not want to know his phone number to Mr. C, leakage of personal information can be avoided. On the other hand, if “number disclosure” is selected, the display control unit 21 notified to that effect performs control to display the confirmation screen shown in FIG. 22A (step S77). That is, it displays so that the telephone number of Mr. B who is the called party can be seen. 21 and 22 are diagrams showing an example of transition of the display screen of the mobile phone 1a. In the present embodiment, the display control unit 21 uses the introducer authentication key as a key from the phone book stored in the phone book DB 26 and the authentication key table stored in the introducer display calling phone book DB 27a. Read the name of the introducer and display it. Specifically, using the “introducer A authentication key” as a key, the phone number of the introducer A is read from the introducer display calling telephone book (FIG. 14), and further, “the phone number of the introducer A”. As a key, the name “Mr. A” of the introducer A is read from the normal telephone directory (FIG. 3A) and displayed. By this process, Mr. C who is a caller can confirm whether or not there is an error in the situation (address or name of the introducer) at the time of call.

  In this state, the cellular phone 1a waits for an input operation by Mr. C (No in step S78). When “calling” is instructed (Yes in step S78), the display control unit 21 notified that “calling” is instructed via the operation unit 16 displays the address “Mr. Control is performed to display Mr. B's telephone number (step S79). At this time, when “number concealment” is selected for “notification level”, “XXX-XXXXXXXXX” is displayed on the screen so that the caller cannot see the telephone number (FIG. 21 ( b)). On the other hand, when “public number” is selected, “090-abcdefgh” is displayed on the screen so that the caller can see the telephone number (see FIG. 22B).

  Further, as described above, when “calling” is instructed by the input operation to the cellular phone 1a by Mr. C (Yes in step S78), the SETUP signal generation unit 22 is also referred to as “calling” via the operation unit 16. ”Is notified. The SETUP signal generation unit 22 is a SETUP signal including a caller's phone number (C's phone number), a callee's phone number (B's phone number), an introducer's authentication key (A's authentication key), and the like. Is generated (step S79). Then, the SETUP signal is transmitted to the mobile phone 2a via the transmitter 23 (step S80).

  As described above, in the second embodiment, in the processing of steps S76 and S79, the display control unit 21 conceals Mr. B's phone number and displays Mr. B's phone number as “XXX-XXXXXXX” on the screen. Made possible. As a result, it is possible to prevent Mr. C who is a caller from knowing the telephone number of Mr. B who is a communication partner. This process is very effective from the viewpoint of protecting personal information.

  On the other hand, in the cellular phone 2a that has received the SETUP signal from the cellular phone 1a via the receiving unit 33, a predetermined introducer display incoming call process is executed (step S31).

  FIG. 23 is a diagram showing a detailed flow of the introducer display incoming call process in step S31. When receiving the SETUP signal (step S11), the SETUP signal analyzing unit 31 analyzes the SETUP signal and searches whether the introducer's authentication key is included in the SETUP signal (step S11, step S12). If the introducer's authentication key is not included in the SETUP signal (No in step S12), normal incoming call processing is performed (step S13).

  As a result of the search, if the introducer's authentication key is included (step S12 Yes), the display control unit 32 stores the phone book (see FIG. 5) stored in the phone book DB 36 and the authentication key DB 38a. From the authentication key table (see FIG. 12), the name of the introducer is read using the “introducer authentication key” as a key (step S14a). Here, the name “Mr. A” of the introducer A is read using “the authentication key of the introducer A” as a key.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the display control unit 32 displays the name “Mr. A” of the introducer A read above and the telephone number of the caller (Mr. C) included in the SETUP signal as shown in FIG. (Phone number) is displayed (step S15).

  In this state, Mr. B who uses the cellular phone 2a recognizes that the incoming call is from a stranger (here, Mr. C is the caller) by looking at the telephone number on the incoming call screen, and calls himself. It can be recognized that the person introduced to the person is “Mr. A” who is an acquaintance.

  Finally, when Mr. B who uses the mobile phone 2a presses the response button (step S16), the mobile phone 2a and the mobile phone 1a exchange call connection signals in a normal operation (step S17, step S10). Then, through such a call control process, a call is started between the mobile phone 2a and the mobile phone 1a.

  As described above, in the second embodiment, when Mr. C who is the caller calls Mr. B (the called party) who does not know the telephone number, Mr. A who is the introducer obtains the consent of Mr. B. After that, Mr. C was notified of Mr. B's phone number. As a result, the same effects as those of the first embodiment can be obtained, and moreover, a more accurate introducer information notification function can be realized from the viewpoint of personal information protection.

  Further, in the second embodiment, as shown in the processing of steps S76 and S79 above, Mr. B's phone number is concealed, and Mr. B's phone number can be displayed on the screen as “XXX-XXXXXXX”. . Thereby, it is possible to establish communication between the mobile phone 1a and the mobile phone 2a without knowing the phone number of Mr. B who is the communication partner to the caller C.

  In the second embodiment, the introduction approval request, the introduction approval response, and the introduction approval transfer are performed using the mail function of the mobile phone. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, an infrared communication function, Bluetooth ( A wireless communication function such as a registered trademark may be used.

  In the second embodiment, it is assumed that the mobile phone 2a of Mr. B who is the callee has already received the authentication key of the introducer. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, information on the authentication key of the introducer May be included in the introduction approval request mail and notified to the mobile phone 2a. In this case, the mobile phone 2a sets the notified authentication key information of the introducer in the authentication key table shown in FIG. Thereby, for example, the number of accesses from C to B can be reduced.

  In the second embodiment, the process of step S28 is automatically executed when the introduction acceptance response mail is received. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the reception of the introduction acceptance response mail may be displayed on the screen of the mobile phone 3a, and the acceptance information transfer mail may be transmitted to the sender's mobile phone 1a by the operation of the introducer.

  In the second embodiment, the processes in steps S71 to S77 in step S30 are automatically executed from the time when the acceptance information transfer mail is received. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the reception of the consent information transfer mail may be displayed on the screen of the mobile phone 1a, and the confirmation screen display in steps S76 and S77 may be executed by manual operation such as steps S1 to S6 in the first embodiment.

  For example, in the mobile phone 1a used by Mr. C, Mr. B's phone number (concealment / publication) and the authentication key of Mr. A who is the introducer can be obtained by receiving the acceptance information transfer mail. , S77 confirmation screen display is executed. This makes it possible for Mr. C to make an introducer display call to the mobile phone 2a used by Mr. B many times within the scope of the contents of the consent information (XML) described in the mail text. .

1, 1a, 2, 2a, 3a Cellular phone 6, 7, 9a Base station 8 Network 11, 11a Processor 12, 12a Memory 13 Wireless communication unit 14 Display unit 15 Voice input / output unit 16 Operation unit 21 Display control unit 22 SETUP signal Generation unit 23, 34, 42a Transmission unit 24, 33, 43a Reception unit 26, 36 Phonebook DB
27, 27a Introducer display phonebook DB
28a, 37a, 41a Mail control unit 31 SETUP signal analysis unit 32 Display control unit 38a Authentication key DB

Claims (2)

A party information display system comprising a first terminal, a second terminal connected to the first terminal via a network, and a third terminal connected to the second terminal via a network Because
The third terminal is a first transmitter that transmits second subscriber information and an authentication key corresponding to the second terminal to the first terminal,
With
The first terminal is
A connection request including first subscriber information corresponding to the first terminal, the second subscriber information obtained from the third terminal, and the authentication key is transmitted to the second terminal. A second transmitter,
With
The second terminal is
A receiving unit for receiving the connection request;
An extraction unit that extracts an introducer identifier by collating an authentication key set in advance from the third terminal with an authentication key included in the connection request received by the reception unit ;
A display control unit for displaying the identifier extracted by the extraction unit;
A party information display system characterized by comprising: The first terminal is
A caller phone book storage unit for storing a caller phone book, which is a normal phone book capable of registering and editing personal information;
A phone book in which the contents cannot be confirmed, and is a phone book in which the recipient information including the name and subscriber information of the holder of the second terminal is associated with the second subscriber information. , A related party display calling telephone book storage unit for storing a related party display calling telephone book,
A display control unit for outgoing calls for controlling screen display;
Further comprising
When the owner of the second terminal is designated, the display control unit for outgoing call is associated with the owner of the second terminal from the related party display outgoing phone book and the caller phone book The identifier is read using the second subscriber information provided as a key, and control for displaying the identifier on the confirmation screen is performed.
The related person information display system according to claim 1.

Images