User Equipment Event Reporting Permission Control

The patent segments event reporting permissions by creating distinct permission indicators for different monitoring entities and different event types. Each monitoring entity receives only the specific event notifications it is authorized to receive, rather than all events being broadcast universally. This segmentation approach enables reliable monitoring where needed while protecting user privacy by limiting exposure of sensitive events to unauthorized entities.

The patent implements preliminary action by establishing permission indicators and authorization rules before event reporting occurs. The system pre-configures which monitoring entities are authorized to receive which types of events, and these permissions are stored and referenced during event notification processes. This upfront setup enables privacy protection without adding complex real-time decision-making logic during event reporting, thereby limiting the increase in system complexity.

The patent applies dynamics by making event reporting selective and adaptive based on user-defined permissions and monitoring entity authorizations. The system dynamically determines which events are reported to which entities based on the intersection of user consent and entity authorization, rather than using a static all-or-nothing approach. This dynamic selection enables users to maintain control over their privacy while ensuring that relevant event information is still reported to appropriate monitoring entities for legitimate purposes.