Network service control for access to wireless radio networks

A method comprising:

• detecting, by a network access point, a unique identifier of a guest user equipment being broadcast from the guest user equipment;
• determining, by the network access point, based on the unique identifier of the guest user equipment, that the guest user equipment is not a recognized device;
• in response to determining that the guest user equipment is not a recognized device, creating, by the network access point, an identity verification request message that seeks approval from a host device to allow the guest user equipment access to a client network provided by the network access point, wherein the network access point is controlled, at least in part, by the host device;
• providing, by the network access point, the identity verification request message to the host device;
• receiving, by the network access point, a trigger response message from the host device created by the host device in response to a host user associated with the host device granting the guest user equipment access to the client network via the network access point, wherein the trigger response message created by the host device includes a network access request generated by the host device on behalf of the guest user equipment such that the guest user equipment does not initiate a network access request to gain access to the client network via the network access point;
• determining, by the network access point, that the guest user equipment satisfies a corroborating condition, wherein the corroborating condition includes verification that the guest user equipment has performed a certain sequence of actions;
• creating, by the network access point, based at least in part on receiving the trigger response message and on the guest user equipment satisfying the corroborating condition, a network access package that provides the guest user equipment with access credentials to access the client network;
• and
• providing, by the network access point, the network access package to the guest user equipment.

A computer storage medium having computer-executable instructions stored thereon that, in response to execution by a processor of a network access point, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:

• detecting a unique identifier of a guest user equipment being broadcast from the guest user equipment;
• determining, based on the unique identifier of the guest user equipment, that the guest user equipment is not a recognized device;
• in response to determining that the guest user equipment is not a recognized device, creating an identity verification request message that seeks approval from a host device to allow the guest user equipment access to a client network provided by the network access point, wherein the network access point is controlled, at least in part, by the host device;
• providing the identity verification request message to the host device;
• receiving a trigger response message from the host device created by the host device in response to a host user associated with the host device granting the guest user equipment access to the client network via the network access point, wherein the trigger response message created by the host device includes a network access request generated by the host device on behalf of the guest user equipment such that the guest user equipment does not initiate a network access request to gain access to the client network via the network access point;
• determining that the guest user equipment satisfies a corroborating condition, wherein the corroborating condition includes verification that the guest user equipment has performed a certain sequence of actions;
• creating, based at least in part on receiving the trigger response message and on the guest user equipment satisfying the corroborating condition, a network access package that provides the guest user equipment with access credentials to access the client network;
• and
• providing the network access package to the guest user equipment.