Systems and techniques are provided for a digital collaborative workspace system. The system includes a server network node having a processor and a database accessible thereto. The server network node can include logic to register a first display identification code (DIC) with a first network node, a second DIC with a second network node and a third DIC with a third network node. The server network node can detect an input from a second user identifying the shared workspace and the registered phone number or other identifier of the first user. The server network node can transmit this data to the third network node and in dependence upon receiving a selection of one or more of the first DIC, the second DIC, and the third DIC from the third network node, start a collaboration by sending the shared digital workspace to the network nodes registered with the selected DICs.

A computer implemented method of naming a smart wireless device includes detecting a first other wireless device, determining that the first other wireless device is likely in a same area of an environment, obtaining a first name of the first other wireless device, and generating a name for the smart wireless device as function of the first name of the first other wireless device in response to the first other wireless device having been determined to be in the same area of the environment.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a first set of methods, computer-readable media, and system configured for: receiving a configuration for a domain name system (DNS) to log all queries; publishing a customized sender policy framework (SPF) policy to the DNS, the customized SPF policy comprising a macro-endowed mechanism; logging a plurality of received SPF customized queries; accessing a log comprising the plurality of received SPF customized queries; extracting data from each of the received SPF customized queries, the data being populated by the macro mechanism associated with the SPF customized query; populating a datastore with extracted data comprising at least one of the following: a username, a IP address, and a domain, as extracted from each received SPF customized query; and providing, based on the extracted data, an indication of outbound emails sent from the domain. In various embodiments, email authorizations and restrictions may be based thereon.

Disclosed are various embodiments for implementing a decentralized messaging system that allows users to exchange messages via an inbox maintained through a distributed ledger. A messaging inbox can be created for a user in a distributed ledger using an inbox address that includes a string of alphanumeric numbers without an identifying domain name or identifying information about the user. Furthermore, a user may define content preferences associated with the inbox that can be used by the distributed ledger to filter content received in the inbox to minimize unwanted or undesired content provided to the user.

Systems and techniques are provided for a digital collaborative workspace system. The system includes a server network node having a processor and a database accessible thereto. The server network node can include logic to register a first display identification code (DIC) with a first network node, a second DIC with a second network node and a third DIC with a third network node. The server network node can detect an input from a second user identifying the shared workspace and the registered phone number or other identifier of the first user. The server network node can transmit this data to the third network node and in dependence upon receiving a selection of one or more of the first DIC, the second DIC, and the third DIC from the third network node, start a collaboration by sending the shared digital workspace to the network nodes registered with the selected DICs.

Disclosed are various embodiments for implementing a decentralized messaging system that allows users to exchange messages via an inbox maintained through a distributed ledger. A messaging inbox can be created for a user in a distributed ledger using an inbox address that includes a string of alphanumeric numbers without an identifying domain name or identifying information about the user. Furthermore, a user may define content preferences associated with the inbox that can be used by the distributed ledger to filter content received in the inbox to minimize unwanted or undesired content provided to the user.

Embodiments of this application relate to the communications field, and describe an alias management method and device. One example method includes receiving, by a mission critical service server, a first call request message from a first client determining, by the mission critical service server based on the identity of the calling user, that the calling user has an alias call right receiving, by the mission critical service server from a functional alias management entity, activating user information corresponding to the identity of the alias requested to be called; calling, by the mission critical service server, a user in the activating user information based on the activating user information corresponding to the identity of the alias requested to be called; and sending, by the mission critical service server, a first call response message to the first client.

Described herein are systems, methods, and software to enhance packet processing. In one implementation, a host computing element identifies a packet from a process executing on the host computing element. In response to identifying the packet, the host computing element determines whether the packet originates from a container namespace corresponding to a container on the host computing element or a host namespace corresponding to the host computing element. If the packet originates from a container namespace, the host computing element may determine supplemental information for the container associated with the container namespace, and process the packet based on the supplemental information.

Systems and techniques are provided for a digital collaborative workspace system. The system includes a server network node having a processor and a database accessible thereto. The server network node can include logic to register a first display identification code (DIC) with a first network node, a second DIC with a second network node and a third DIC with a third network node. The server network node can detect an input from a second user identifying the shared workspace and the registered phone number or other identifier of the first user. The server network node can transmit this data to the third network node and in dependence upon receiving a selection of one or more of the first DIC, the second DIC, and the third DIC from the third network node, start a collaboration by sending the shared digital workspace to the network nodes registered with the selected DICs.

Systems, methods, apparatuses, and computer program products for the assignment of a common edge application server (EAS) for ad-hoc groups of user equipment (UE). A method may include generating or updating binding information comprising a correlation between a group identifier of an ad-hoc group of user equipment (UE) and an edge application server (EAS) identifier assigned to the ad-hoc group, and storing, updating, and/or deleting the binding information, or causing the binding information to be stored, in a database.