TWM451760U - Communication equipment capable of preventing fraud and filtering call spam - Google Patents

Description

Communication equipment that can prevent fraud and filter spam calls

This creation involves a communication device that prevents fraud and filters spam calls.

Telephone fraud has become increasingly rampant, from the early transmission of mobile phone newsletters to inform the public of fraud or tax rebates and other fraud methods, evolved into a direct threat to threaten people to transfer money. In particular, the affected people have also changed from the previously unspecified objects to the specific people collected in advance.

Although the existing phone can store multiple sets of phone numbers, the caller ID is displayed on the screen, or the caller is alerted by a different ringtone. However, strange calls are not conducive to human judgment. If users do not answer, I am afraid that they will miss the temporary calls of relatives and friends in the field, and even cause business losses. Once you answer the call, there is a possibility of fraud or advertising spam calls.

Therefore, how to judge the non-fraud or spam call is a problem that needs to be solved.

In view of this, the creator explored the problems of prior art in depth, and after years of experience in R&D and manufacturing of related industries, actively sought solutions, and finally succeeded in developing a communication device capable of preventing fraud and filtering garbage phones. Improve the problem of custom creation.

The main purpose of this creation is to provide a communication device to prevent the intrusion of fraudulent telephones and to combine the filtering performance of spam phones.

Due to the above object, the present invention provides a communication device comprising: a network; an computing device having a computing environment, the computing environment comprising a processing unit and a database group, the database group recording more than one phone number And connected to the processing unit; and a communication device having a computing environment, the computing environment comprising a display and a communication system for contacting the processing unit through the network, the communication system coupled to a receiver and a microphone.

When a telephone dials the communication device, the communication system sends a caller number information, which is transmitted to the computing device through the network, and is compared with the telephone number of the database group. When the caller number matches the phone number of the database, the computing device sends back one of the information and the newsletter to the communication device, and displays the comparison result, such as "credit card fraud phone" and "advertising garbage phone", to help the user decide. Whether to answer the phone, to eliminate the troubles caused by human factors.

Hereinafter, the purpose, structure and characteristics of the related embodiments will be described in detail based on the drawings, and it is believed that the techniques, means and functions adopted by the present invention can be obtained from an in-depth and specific understanding.

Please refer to Figure 1 for a system block diagram of communication provided in a network. The network depicted in the figure is an Internet 10 for an computing device 12 to be connected to a communication device 20 via the Internet.

There are quite a few types of communication mentioned above, such as Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP), which allows users to take advantage of it. A broadband Internet connection to talk to other people. Some VoIP providers have proposed technology that recognizes the Internet's phone number.

The computing device 12 can be any suitable computing device, including a notebook computer, personal computer, handheld device, or mobile phone. The computing device 12 has hardware to install a suitable software, such as a VoIP software application, to communicate over the Internet 10 via a network interface.

FIG. 1 also shows an interface 16 connected to the Internet 10, which is connected to a telephone 14 via a telephone network 18. The interface 16 includes hardware that provides a medium for communication between the telephone network 18 and the data network of the Internet 10. For example, the interface 16 can be more than one computer, receive VoIP communication over the Internet 10 and transmit to the telephone network 18, and can also transmit voice communication to the Internet 10 via the telephone network 18. The telephone network 18 is referred to as a Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN).

It is envisioned that a user of the communication device 20 contacts the user at the other end of the conventional, wireless, mobile phone 14 or even the remote computing device 12 over the telephone network 18. In other embodiments, the user can make a call using a standard telephone with an adapter instead of the communication device 20.

Figure 2 shows a specific embodiment of a communication device. The communication device 20 in the figure may be a handheld communication device such as a smart phone. The outside of the smart phone is hardware, protecting a computing environment arranged inside the smart phone, using the required operating system, such as Symbian, Windows Phone 7, iOS, Android. Or BlackBerry OS. The smart phone includes a communication system 21, which is part of a computing environment. The communication system 21 is provided with an internet communication interface 25 and a wireless communication interface 26 for integrating multimedia communication such as Wi-Fi wireless communication and 3G network. , contact the aforementioned computing device and phone. The smart phone also has a display 22 that is part of the computing environment, and a receiver 23 and a microphone 24 that are coupled to the communication system 21.

The above computing environment is equally applicable to computing devices or interfaces in addition to communication devices. As shown in FIG. 3, it is one of the specific embodiments of the computing environment 30, and there is no limitation on the scope of use or function of the technology.

The technology referred to herein can operate in a variety of general purpose or special purpose computing systems, environments or configurations. These computing systems, environments, and/or configurations include, but are not limited to, personal computers, server computers, handheld devices, laptop devices, personal digital assistants, multi-processor systems, microprocessor-based systems, and machines. a boxed, programmable consumer electronics, network PC, mini computer, host computer or telephone (including wired, wireless or mobile), or even a decentralized computing environment and similar for any of the above systems or devices .

Computing environment 30 typically includes a variety of computer readable media. Readable media includes volatile, non-volatile media, removable media, and non-removable media. Computer readable media includes at least computer storage media and communication media, which can be stored and stored in any method or technology, such as computer readable instructions, data structures, program modules or other materials. Computer storage media includes but is not limited to: RAM, ROM, EEPROM, flash memory, other memory technologies, CD-ROM, digital multiplex Audio-visual discs (DVDs), other optical storage discs, magnetic cassettes, magnetic tapes, magnetic storage, other magnetic storage devices, or any other medium that can be used to store the required information and that is accessible to the computer. The communication medium usually implements a computer renewable instruction, a data structure, a program module, or other information of a frequency modulated data information, such as a carrier or other transmission mechanism, including any information delivery medium. The FM data information referred to herein is a signal that is set or changed by one method (such as information in the encoded signal) to change or change one or more properties of the signal. The communication medium includes a wired medium (such as a wired network or a direct cable connection) and a wireless medium (such as sound waves, radio frequency, infrared, and other wireless media). The range of computer readable media should include any combination of the above media.

Elements of computing environment 30 may include, but are not limited to, a processing unit 31 (which may include multiple processors), a system memory 40, and a system sink that couples various system components (including system memory 40) to processing unit 31. Row 50.

The system memory 40 includes computer storage media of volatile and/or non-volatile memory, including but not limited to: magnetic tape, magnetic tape, flash memory card, digital multi-function video and video disc, digital video tape, solid state read only A memory (ROM) 41, a solid state random access memory (RAM) 42 and the like are similar. A basic input/output system 43 (BIOS) is typically stored in the ROM 41 to transfer information to the components during power up of the computer. The RAM 42 is typically provided with data and/or programming modules that are immediately accessible or operational by the processing unit 31 via the system bus. The system memory 40 in the figure also has an operating system 44, an application 45 and a database group 46.

The system bus bar 50 of this embodiment may be any of a variety of bus bar structure types, including a memory bus or memory card, a peripheral bus bar, and a regional bus bar using any of a plurality of bus bar architectures. This architecture is illustrated and not limited, including Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) Bus, Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) Bus, Extended ISA (EISA) Bus, Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) Area Bus and Peripheral Components Connected (PCI) bus (or Mezzanine bus).

The system bus bar 50 is connected to a hard disk drive 32, an optical disk drive 33, a user input interface 34, a network interface 35, a video adapter card 36 and an output peripheral interface 37. The hard disk drive 32 and the system bus bar 50 are typically coupled to a non-removable memory 51 for reading or writing non-removable or non-volatile magnetic media. The optical disk drive 33 is coupled to the system bus 50 via a removable memory 52 for reading or writing a removable or non-volatile optical disk, such as a CDROM or other optical medium.

The hard disk drive 32 programs or stores data in the operating system 44, the application program 45, and the database group 46. Briefly, the user can input commands and information into the computing environment through an input device coupled to the user input interface 34. The input device belongs to the category of the peripheral component group 60, and includes a keyboard 61 and a pointing device (such as the mouse 62) as shown in the figure, and also includes a pointing device (such as a trackball or a touchpad). Microphone, joystick, game pad, satellite dish, scanner or similar. The input device can be connected to the processing unit 31 via a parallel port, a game port, or a universal serial bus (USB) in addition to the system bus 50.

The user input interface 34 can also be coupled to a modem 63 that can be built in or external to the computing environment 30. The computing environment 30 operating in a networked environment utilizes logic to connect remote computers, such as personal computers, servers, routers, networked personal computers, or other common network nodes. The logical connections include a local area network (LAN), a wide area network (WAN), and other networks. In a LAN networked environment, computing environment 30 is coupled to the LAN via network interface 35; in a WAN networked environment, computing environment 30 is coupled to the WAN via data machine 63.

The peripheral component group 60 also has a screen 64 (or other type of display device) connected to the system bus bar 50 via the video adapter card 36. The peripheral component set 60 also includes a loudspeaker 65 and a printer 66 that are coupled to the system busbar 50 via an output peripheral interface 37.

Figure 4 shows the data entered and stored by the repository group 46, including a set of credit card fraud phone numbers 47, a set of credit fraud phone numbers 48, a set of financial card fraud phone numbers 49, a set of SMS fraud phone numbers 70, a group Personal fraud phone number 71, a group of intimidating fraud phone numbers 72, a set of buy and sell fraud phone numbers 73, a set of game fraud phone numbers 74, a set of auction fraud phone numbers 75, a group of other fraud phone numbers 76, a set of rejections Answer the phone number 77 and a set of advertising phone numbers 78. The telephone number of the database group 46 can be deleted or increased by the input device.

Figure 5 shows a specific embodiment of the communication state, distinguishing between user phase 80, processing phase 81 and communication phase 82. During the user phase 80, the user owns a smart phone 20a, receives the call request of any of the phones 14, identifies the incoming call number and visualizes the display, and simultaneously issues an encoded message of the incoming call number.

During the processing phase 81, the number message is transmitted to a server 12a via the Internet 10 or wireless communication 10a (e.g., Wi-Fi or 3G network), and the telephone number group of the library group 46 of Figure 4 is one by one. Comparison. When the caller ID matches the phone number of the database group 46, the server 12a returns the comparison result to the mobile phone 20a with one of the information and the newsletter, and then displays a warning message, sentence or visual effect on the screen, such as a credit card. Fraud phone or "advertising phone".

Returning to the user phase 80, the user sees the familiar caller number displayed on the screen of the mobile phone 20a, and can judge the call made by the relatives and friends, and immediately answer the call to enter the communication phase 82 without being affected by the warning information.

In the case of a strange caller's number, when the user hesitates, the warning message then appears on the screen of the mobile phone 20a, helping the user to decide whether to answer the call, and to prevent the human factors from causing trouble.

In particular, the software installed on the mobile phone 20a can ask the user: "Is the caller number to be logged in as a reject call?". When the answer is affirmative, the user can respond with the input device of the mobile phone 20a while recording the new phone number in the database group. If the answer is no, the phone number of the database group will not change. The phone number of the database group can only be deleted during the selection of the increase and decrease function to avoid the possibility of human error.

The above embodiments are merely illustrative of the present invention and are not intended to limit the creation. Various changes, modifications, and applications derived from the above-described embodiments of the skilled artisan are within the scope of the present invention.

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70‧‧‧SMS fraud phone number

71‧‧‧Funded phone number

72‧‧‧Intimidation fraud phone number

73‧‧‧Selling fraudulent phone numbers

74‧‧‧ game fraud phone number

75‧‧‧ Auction fraud phone number

76‧‧‧Other fraudulent phone numbers

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Figure 1 is a block diagram of the system that the network provides for communication.

Figures 2 and 3 show system block diagrams of one embodiment of a communication device and computing environment.

Figure 4 shows a system block diagram of the data stored in the database.

Fig. 5 shows a specific communication state diagram of this embodiment.

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Claims (6)

A communication device capable of preventing fraud and filtering garbage phones, comprising: a network; an computing device having a computing environment, the computing environment comprising a processing unit and a database group, the database group recording more than one telephone number Connected to the processing unit; and a communication device having a computing environment, the computing environment comprising a display and a communication system for contacting the processing unit through the network, the communication system coupled to a receiver and a microphone; when a telephone is dialed In the communication device, the communication system sends a caller number information, which is transmitted to the computing device through the network and compared with the phone number of the database group; when the caller number matches the phone number of the database, the computing device returns the information and the newsletter. As soon as the communication device is reached, a warning message is displayed on the display. The communication device capable of preventing fraud and filtering garbage calls according to claim 1, wherein the database storage of the computing device includes a set of credit card fraud phone numbers, a set of credit fraud phone numbers, and a set of financial card fraud phones. Number, a set of SMS fraud phone numbers, a set of scam phone numbers, a set of intimidating scam numbers, a set of buy and sell scam numbers, a set of game scam numbers, a set of auction scam numbers, a group of other scams Number, a set of rejected phone numbers, and a set of ad phone numbers. A communication device capable of preventing fraud and filtering a garbage phone as described in claim 1 or 2, wherein the computing device is selected from an individual Computers, server computers, handheld devices, laptops, personal digital assistants, multiprocessor systems, microprocessor-based systems, set-top boxes, programmable consumer electronics, network PCs, minis One of the distributed computing environments of computers, host computers, telephones, and any of the above system devices, and one of the similar groups. The communication device capable of preventing fraud and filtering garbage phones as described in claim 1 or 2, wherein the communication device installs an internet communication interface and a wireless communication interface in the communication system, and integrates Wi-Fi wireless communication with 3G. Multimedia communication such as the Internet. A communication device capable of preventing fraud and filtering garbage phones as described in claim 4, wherein the communication device is a handheld communication device. The communication device capable of preventing fraud and filtering garbage phones as described in claim 5, wherein the communication device is a smart phone.