5-Digit Number URL System for Single-Login Web Access
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Solution Overview
Problem
The existing methods for providing URL services are inefficient as they require redundant number generation across countries, incur maintenance fees for secondary domains, and do not allow for seamless navigation across 6 billion sites without re-login.
Innovation Solution
A method utilizing a 5-digit number URL system where users can select digits to navigate through a number URL frame, mapping sites to unique 5-digit numbers without the need for redundant identifiers or maintenance fees, enabling single-login access to all sites and integrated point management.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If telephone numbers are used as URLs, then URL accessibility is improved, but maintenance fees are required and redundant numbers are generated between countries
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts the country code component from the telephone number and separates it from the unique identifier portion. By removing the redundant country code information and using only the unique 5-digit number portion, the system eliminates the need for maintenance fees while preserving unique identification capability across countries.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent creates a universal 5-digit number URL system that works across all countries without requiring country-specific prefixes or maintenance fees. This single unified system replaces the fragmented telephone number-based URLs, providing multi-functional usage across different national boundaries.
2Ease of operation
If telephone numbers are used as URLs, then URL accessibility is improved, but redundant numbers are generated between countries
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts and removes the redundant country code portion from telephone numbers, retaining only the unique 5-digit identifier. This extraction eliminates duplication across countries while maintaining the ability to uniquely identify 6 billion users and their sites.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent segments the telephone number into two parts: the country code (which varies by country) and the unique 5-digit number (which is universal). By separating these components and using only the universal portion for URL identification, the system eliminates redundancy while preserving uniqueness.
3Measurement precision
If secondary domain URLs are used, then site identification is improved, but maintenance fees must be paid
Solution Approach 1:
The patent uses free, publicly available telephone number data as the basis for URL creation, eliminating the need to pay maintenance fees for domain names. The system leverages existing public infrastructure (telephone number assignments) rather than requiring paid secondary domains, making the service financially sustainable without ongoing fees.
Solution Approach 2:
The system automatically generates URLs using publicly available telephone number data without requiring manual domain registration or payment. The URL generation process is self-service oriented, utilizing existing public information to create unique identifiers without external financial input or maintenance requirements.
4Reliability
If multiple login requirements are implemented, then security is improved, but user convenience deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a universal login system where a single login credential can access multiple sites and services. The 5-digit number URL serves as a universal identifier that provides both security through unique identification and convenience through single-point access, eliminating the need for multiple separate login processes.
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AI summary
The present invention relates to a method of providing a number URL service. One embodiment of the present invention can provide a method of providing a number URL service using a number URL as a primary domain, the method being capable of displaying all websites of a population of six billion on a single screen by expressing each of the websites by a five-digit number URL, allowing a user to use six billion websites by a single login, without re-login, and allowing the intuitional creation and management of each website. The problem-solving means of the present invention allows the maintenance of a website without paying maintenance fees by using a primary domain, allows people all around the world to switch between six billion or more websites on a single screen by a single login, without re-login, and also allows the integrated use of points.