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Performing Actions in Response to Message Notifications

  • US 20140115085A1
  • Filed: 12/30/2013
  • Published: 04/24/2014
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/24/2010
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method performed by at least one computer processor, the method comprising:

  • (1) receiving a first notification of a first message while a first profile is active and while a second profile is inactive, wherein the first message is transmissible via a first communication mode;

    (2) in response to receiving the first notification, performing a first action specified by the first profile in association with the first communication mode;

    (3) receiving a second notification of a second message while the first profile is active and while the second profile is inactive, wherein the second message is transmissible via a second communication mode that differs from the first communication mode;

    (4) in response to receiving the second notification, performing a second action specified by the first profile in association with the second communication mode;

    (5) deactivating the first profile;

    (6) activating a second profile;

    (7) receiving a third notification of a third message while the second profile is active and while the first profile is inactive, wherein the third message is transmissible via the first communication mode;

    (8) in response to receiving the third notification, performing a third action specified by the second profile in association with the first communication mode;

    (9) receiving a fourth notification of a fourth message while the second profile is active and while the first profile is inactive, wherein the fourth message is transmissible via the second communication mode; and

    (10) in response to receiving the fourth notification, performing a fourth action specified by the second profile in association with the second communication mode;

    wherein the first action differs from the third and fourth actions;

    wherein the second action differs from the third and fourth actions; and

    wherein the third action differs from the fourth action.

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