Dan Tong

Title: Dan Tong and Web Conference Input Access Controls

Introduction

Dan Tong is an inventor located in Nanjing, China. His patent work addresses privacy and control over information shared during web conference sessions.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Dan Tong: “Input access controls for web conference session.” The invention describes a method for limiting what a first client device shares with another participant during a web conference. A user can select an interface element to activate a restricted input mode, which disables multiple input devices and prevents at least some captured content from being shared. When a second input mode is activated, captured content can be shared without those restrictions. The supplied information does not establish when the patent was granted or whether it is his latest filing.

Career Highlights

The available details identify one patent associated with Tong, focused on managing input access and content sharing in web conferences. This approach is designed to give users a way to restrict shared content during a session.

Collaborations

Yuran Ou is identified as Tong’s coworker. The provided information does not specify Ou’s role in the patent or whether they collaborated on the invention.

Conclusion

Dan Tong’s listed patent concerns user-controlled input restrictions for web conferencing, with the aim of helping users manage what content is shared during a session.