Teleconferencing system using synthetic identifiers

Abstract

In some implementations, a teleconference server can receive a connection request corresponding to a party, determine that the party is a non-self-specified party in a specified teleconference, and determine a party-specific synthetic identifier for the party. In some implementations, a telecommunications network can include terminals and a teleconference server configured to receive one or more connection requests corresponding to respective parties, determine that one or more of the parties are non-self-specified parties, and determine respective party-specific synthetic identifiers for at least some of the non-self-specified parties. In some implementations, a connection request corresponding to a party can be received. The connection request can specify a teleconference. A party-specific synthetic identifier for the party can be determined, e.g., after determining that the party is a non-self-specified party in the specified teleconference.

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