Call Transfer Notification System for Unauthorized Access Prevention
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Solution Overview
Problem
Users face challenges in controlling and managing communication session transfers across different devices, particularly due to accidental or unauthorized transfers, which can disrupt ongoing calls.
Innovation Solution
A method is implemented where a first station receives a request to transfer a communication session to a third station, prompting the user for permission and alerting the second station of the call transfer event, ensuring secure and user-controlled session management across associated devices.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If call transfer feature is enabled across multiple devices, then communication continuity is improved, but unauthorized or accidental transfers may occur
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary actions by notifying the user and obtaining permission before transferring a call. When a user initiates a call on one device and the same user logs into another device, the system proactively notifies the first device of the pending transfer and waits for user confirmation before executing the transfer, thus preventing unauthorized transfers while maintaining communication continuity.
2Ease of operation
If automatic call transfer is implemented, then user convenience is improved, but user control over transfer permission is reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The system implements feedback by notifying the user on the first device when a transfer request is initiated from a second device. The notification includes call information and a prompt for user permission. The system waits for user feedback (permission or rejection) before proceeding with the transfer, ensuring the user maintains control while still benefiting from automated notification and seamless transfer capability.
Data Source
AI summary
Method, device, and system being performed by a first station. The method includes receiving a first call identification of a first communication session between the first station and a second station. The method further includes receiving a request, from a third station, to allow the first communication session to be transferred from the first station to the third station. Following the receipt of the request, the method includes displaying a prompt on the first station for permission to allow the first communication session to be transferred to the third station and, when the permission is received, transmitting a response, to the third station, granting permission to transfer the first communication session from the first station to the third station. Additionally, upon the call being transferred, an advisory, such as an audio or visual message, may alert the second client station of the call transfer event.


