A verification system, includes: an arithmetic/logic unit (“ALU”) to perform one or more mathematical operations and compare selected variables; a register to hold a value from a comparison of selected variables performed by the ALU; an instruction decoder to provide read and write commands to memory; an address bus to provide an address to memory for a read or write operation; and a data bus to provide or access data for a write or read operation to or from memory, wherein the ALU generates and provides a recipient identifier to a target computational device, the recipient identifier being related to an identity of the target computational device and/or a target device human operator, and write the recipient identifier to memory in response to a write command issued by the instruction decoder and, as a part of a transaction, the ALU receives, from a user computational device of a first user, the recipient identifier and a credential of the first user and/or user computational device, compares each of the recipient identifier and credential against one or more stored values, and, when each of the comparisons match, causes information provider system to provide restricted information to the target computational device to enable the target computational device to perform an operation.

In one embodiment, a processing device receives a first digital fingerprint of a media item along with a first content management rule. The processing device separately receives a second digital fingerprint of the media item along with a second content management rule. The processing device determines that the received digital fingerprints are for the same media item based upon a match between the first digital fingerprint and the second digital fingerprint. The processing device determines that all rights to the media item have been accounted for, and then determines a set of actions to be performed for hosted media items comprising the media item based at least in part upon the first content management rule and the second content management rule. Processing logic may also perform a conflict resolution process for conflicting rights claims to the media item.

Disclosed is a system and application for digital media that allows users to share a media playlist and synchronize playing for all connected users. The user browses their device for media files to create a playlist, and then hosts the playlist over an existing local area network or creates a Wi-Fi hotspot. The playlist may be encrypted to provide a form of digital rights management. Other users are then prompted to download the playlist and send the host a calculated playback delay. Once all users have completed downloading the playlist the hosting user is prompted to press play, pushing timing information that takes into account the largest delay to all connected users via the active local area network, resulting in all devices playing the media in synchronicity for the duration of the playlist. Additional users may opt in during playback and use the timing information to synchronize their devices' playback.

The present disclosure provides a system that enables manipulation of a persistent display of shared content. Content can be shared with a host device from a guest device. A rendering of the content is configured to be manipulated by a user at the host device. For instance, a rendering of the content can be resized, scaled, rotated and moved within a graphical user interface. Annotations can also be added to the rendering of the content. The rendering of the content can also be persistently and automatically displayed in response to a device operating in a predetermined state. The predetermined state can include, for example, a lock screen mode, a bulletin board mode, or a mode when application user interfaces are minimized. The rendering may be removed from a display when the device exits the predetermined state or when the device receives a specific command to remove the rendering.

Systems and method disclosed herein provide a digital asset system that interconnects the processing of digital assets and related physical products within an enterprise network. Digital assets may be generated and updated based on a number of factors including the interactions with the digital asset within the enterprise network and the physical and commercial attributes of the related physical products. Digital assets may be dynamically updated on real-world conditions and utilized to facilitate cross-system interaction between users, manufacturing, and user engagement systems.

A method of controlling access to a digital asset by a user includes creating the digital asset, which includes a program file and a content file. The digital asset is associated with a primary key sequence and with a key-sequence document. The digital asset is stored at a distribution server. A user registration process, a user verification process, and an asset acquisition process are performed. The user registration process includes registering a storage device with the distribution server. The storage device includes a unique device identifier. The user is associated with the device identifier, with a secondary key sequence, and with a network interface. The network interface includes a unique interface identifier and has embedded therein an asset access application, the secondary key sequence and a key sequence rule are provided to the user.

A system to generate a graphical user interface to display a presentation of a set of shared user groups between users of a social networking service is described. Embodiments of the present disclosure relate generally to systems for: receiving an identification of a second user from a user account of a first user; identifying a user group that includes the first user and the second user in response to the identification of the second user from the user account of the first user; retrieving user identifiers of the first user and the second user, wherein the user identifiers may include graphical avatars; generating a group identifier based on the user identifiers; and causing display of a presentation of the user group at a client device.

A cloud-native content management system includes a content file system for storing digital content to be accessed via the Internet using a compute device. The system includes an authentication and authorization service that applies rules of granular access controls among a group of specified individuals. Using a token-based, temporary access process, authorized individuals are provided direct access to selected digital content in order to bypass time-restriction limitations that traditionally prevent the streaming of large data files. The system is additionally designed to support the interactive, online editing of stored software models by authorized users. As part of the modeling process, model change requests are submitted by authorized individuals using user-intuitive, domain-specific language. Thereafter, the software model is temporarily locked while the change request is validated for correctness and compatibility. Utilizing a staged modeling approach ensures that the software model remains continuously active and allows for granular model versioning.

There is provided an imaging apparatus, an information processing method, and a program that make it possible to control imaging by strangers. An electronic signature including signature metadata including imaging apparatus identification information that is identification information regarding the imaging apparatus and user identification information and a hash value of a captured image generated by imaging a subject is associated with the captured image. Further, imaging is controlled on the basis of license information that is information regarding a license and includes imaging apparatus identification information that is identification information regarding the imaging apparatus, user identification information, and an imaging parameter that is a parameter for imaging. The present disclosure is applicable to an image processing apparatus, an information processing apparatus, an imaging apparatus, an electronic apparatus, an information processing method, or a program, for example.

Access techniques and systems for virtually rendered digital content are described. In one example, a collection of items of digital content is received that involves an operation of a computing device. As part of rendering the collection, the computing device generates an object model having nodes corresponding to the items in the viewable subset. The computing device then adds an additional node to the object model as a compact representation (e.g., as text) of other items of digital content that are not rendered. As a result, the compact representation supports operations involving digital content that is not currently rendered in the user interface.