WiFi Hotspot Ad Switch Control for User Experience

The patent applies preliminary action by obtaining user authorization before pushing advertisement information. The system first checks whether the user has granted permission for information push, and only pushes ads after receiving explicit user consent. This resolves the contradiction by maintaining the connectionless push capability while improving user experience through prior authorization.

The patent implements feedback mechanisms by notifying users about pushed advertisement information and providing options to manage push preferences. The system collects user responses and adjusts future push behavior accordingly, creating a closed-loop feedback system that improves user experience while maintaining effective information push capability.

The patent applies local quality by differentiating between authorized and unauthorized information push scenarios. Instead of treating all push operations uniformly, the system applies different quality standards: high-quality user-approved advertisements when authorized, and blocked or filtered content when not authorized. This resolves the contradiction by ensuring advertising effectiveness only where user-approved while maintaining information quality through selective filtering.

The patent converts the potentially harmful effect of unwanted advertisements into a benefit by implementing user authorization mechanisms. The authorization system transforms what would be spam into welcomed information, turning the harm of intrusive ads into the benefit of targeted, user-approved advertising that maintains both effectiveness and quality.