IoT Coverage Extension Authorization via Subscriber Profile Control

The patent applies local quality by differentiating access rights to the second coverage extension level based on subscriber profiles. Only specific IoT devices with authorized profiles can access the second coverage extension level, while other devices are restricted to the first level. This selective authorization ensures that enhanced coverage resources are allocated locally to specific users rather than universally, thereby improving coverage for authorized devices without causing network resource exhaustion from universal access.

The patent implements dynamics by allowing flexible configuration of subscriber profiles to dynamically control access to the second coverage extension level. The network can adaptively assign or revoke access rights based on changing requirements, device types, service levels, or coverage conditions. This dynamic authorization mechanism ensures that coverage availability is optimized for specific scenarios while maintaining controlled network resource usage, rather than using static universal restriction.

The patent applies partial action by providing the second coverage extension level only to specific IoT devices with authorized subscriber profiles, rather than making it universally available. For authorized devices in deep indoor scenarios, the enhanced coverage is provided when needed. For other devices, the first coverage extension level suffices. This selective partial deployment of higher coverage capabilities ensures that battery-consuming enhanced coverage features are activated only where truly necessary, optimizing the balance between deep indoor deployment performance and battery consumption across the IoT device population.