Wristwatch Communication Reminder Filtering by Contact Priority

The patent segments the communication reminder function by contact person categories. Users can select specific categories (e.g., family, friends, colleagues) to receive reminders, rather than receiving uniform reminders for all contacts. This segmentation allows the system to provide complete information for important contacts while filtering out less important ones, resolving the contradiction between completeness and user experience.

The patent applies local quality by allowing different reminder settings for different contact persons or categories. Each contact category can have customized reminder preferences, enabling the system to provide high-quality (detailed) reminders for important contacts while using low-quality (filtered or simplified) reminders for less important contacts, thus improving overall user experience while maintaining necessary completeness.

The patent implements preliminary action by having users pre-select contact person categories before receiving communications. This advance configuration allows the system to automatically filter and prioritize reminders based on pre-established criteria, ensuring that important communications are captured while minimizing unnecessary interruptions, thus reducing time loss without sacrificing information completeness.

The system provides feedback mechanisms that allow users to adjust reminder settings based on their actual usage patterns and interruption tolerance. By monitoring which reminders are useful and which are not, the system can refine its filtering criteria over time, optimizing the balance between information completeness and interruption frequency.