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US 9,853,691 B2Granted
Near field communication technology-based terminal application control method, apparatus, and system
AssigneeHuawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
InventorsShengkai Rong, Chunqi Wang, Sheng Peng
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Abstract
A near field communication technology-based terminal application control method, an apparatus, and a system relate to the communications field for performing an enable and disable operations on a particular application on a mobile terminal based on an NFC technology.
Claims14
A method for near field communication (NFC) technology-based terminal application control, the method comprising:
- receiving, by an NFC receive-end device in signal coverage of an NFC initiating-end device, application control information from the NFC initiating-end device, wherein the application control information comprises each of an application identifier indicating an application type, an operation indication indicating either an enable or a disable operation, and a preset time limit value;
- parsing, by the NFC receive-end device, the application control information;
- performing an enable operation or a disable operation on the application type according to the application identifier and the operation indication;
- obtaining, by the NFC receive-end device, a first time value comprising a difference between a current time and a second time, wherein the second time is a later time where the NFC receive-end device completes either the enable operation or the disable operation on the application type;
- determining, by the NFC receive-end device, whether the first time value is at least equal to the preset time limit value;
- and
- performing, by the NFC receive-end device, the enable operation on the application type according to the application identifier when both of the first time value is at least equal to the preset time limit value and the application type corresponding to the application identifier is in a disabled state.
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A method for near field communication (NFC) technology-based terminal application control, comprising:
- obtaining, by an NFC initiating-end device, application control information, wherein the application control information comprises each of an application identifier corresponding to an application type and an operation indication indicating either an enable or a disable operation;
- sending, by the NFC initiating-end device, the application control information to an NFC receive-end device when the NFC receive-end device is in signal coverage of the NFC initiating-end device;
- and
- receiving, by the NFC initiating-end device, application control complete information from the NFC receive-end device, wherein the application control complete information indicates the NFC receive-end device has completed either the enable operation or the disable operation on the application type.
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A near field communication (NFC) receive-end device, comprising:
- a processor;
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- a receiver coupled to the processor and configured to receive, in signal coverage with an NFC initiating-end device, application control information from the NFC initiating-end device,
- wherein the application control information comprises each of an application identifier indicating an application type, an operation indication indicating an enable or disable operation, and a preset time limit value,
- wherein the receiver is configured to obtain a first time value after either the enable operation or the disable operation is performed on the application type, and
- wherein the processor is configured to:
- parse the application control information;
- determine whether the first time value is greater than or equal to a preset time limit value;
- and
- perform the enable operation on the application type according to the application identifier when the first time value is greater than or equal to the preset time limit value and when an application type indicated by the application identifier is still in a disabled state,
- wherein the first time value is a difference between a current time and a second time where the processor completes either the enable or the disable operation on the application type.
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