Secured media file presentation
OwnerRan Engel, Roy S. Melzerinventors
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Abstract
A method of encrypting a target media file that comprises using a processor of a client device associated with a sender for executing a code for: designating a target media file, and receiving from the sender a user selection indicative of an addressee automatically extracting at least one biometric feature of the addressee from at least one image associated with the addressee, using the at least one biometric feature to encrypt the target media file for creating an encrypted target media file, and forwarding an additional client device associated with addressee a message with access information to the encrypted target media file.
Claims17
A client device of partly revealing at least one image depicting a person, comprising:
- a display;
- a program store storing a code;
- and
- a processor coupled to the program store for executing the stored code, the code comprising instructions for:
- presenting on the display masked version of the at east one and designated or captured by a remote client device,
- processing the masked version to reveal a region of the at least one image in the masked version while other regions of the at least one image remain masked, and
- while at least some of the masked version is presented on a display of the remote client device:
- detecting at least one of:
- a fingertip maneuvered along a nonlinear line in front of the display and a gaze direction changed along the nonlinear line in front of the display, and
- presenting different regions of the at least one image in sequential fashion by controlling a location of the revealed region to be correlated with at least one of the fingertip maneuvered along the nonlinear line and gaze direction changed along the nonlinear line.
A client device of partly revealing at least one image depicting a person, comprising:
- a display;
- a camera adapted to capture the at least one image;
- a program store storing a code;
- and
- a processor coupled to the program store for executing the stored code, the code comprising instructions for:
- presenting on the display a masked version of the at least one image,
- sending the masked version or the at least one image to a remote client device;
- while the masked version is presented by the remote client device:
- detecting at least one of:
- a fingertip maneuvered along a nonlinear line in front of the display and a gaze direction changed along the nonlinear line in front of the display, and
- generating, according to the fingertip maneuver or gaze direction change, instructions to change the location of a region revealing a portion of the at least one image in the masked version in correlation with at least one of the fingertip maneuvered along the nonlinear line and gaze direction changed along the nonlinear line while other portions of the masked version remain masked, and
- sending the instructions to a remote client device so as to allow the remote client device to present different regions of the at least one image in sequential fashion by changing the location of the region in correlation with at least one of the fingertip maneuvered along the nonlinear line and gaze direction changed along the nonlinear line while at least some of the masked version is presented on the display.
A method of partly revealing at least one image depicting a person, comprising:
- presenting on a display of a first client device a masked version of the at least one image and designated or captured by a second client device;
- processing the masked version to reveal a region of the at least one image in an unmasked area while other regions of the masked version remain masked;
- and
- while at least some of the masked version is presented by the first client device:
- detecting at least one of:
- a fingertip maneuvered along a nonlinear line in front of the display and a gaze direction changed along the nonlinear line in front of the display, and
- controlling a location of the n in the masked area in correlation with at least one of the fingertip maneuvered along the nonlinear line and gaze direction changed along the nonlinear line for presenting different regions of the at least one image in sequential fashion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.