This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Spyglass, Inc.. Active years: 1999.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1999
Title: Matthew Kendall and His Internet Filtering Patent.
Introduction
Matthew Kendall is an inventor associated with Palo Alto, California. His patent work includes a client-based system for filtering data transferred over the Internet.
Latest Patents
Kendall is credited with 1 patent: “Internet Filtering System for Filtering Data Transferred Over the Internet.” The invention compares portions of incoming or outgoing messages with filtering information in a database to decide whether transmissions should be blocked or allowed. When the system detects a match, it can apply one of several specified blocking options. An Internet-accessible update server provides new filtering information, and the database may also be stored on a network server connected to the client.
Career Highlights
Kendall is associated with Spyglass, Inc. His patent describes a filtering approach that combines client-side message checks with updateable filtering information.
Collaborations
William S. Duvall is identified as Kendall’s coworker. The available information does not specify whether Duvall collaborated on the patent.
Conclusion
Matthew Kendall’s patent documents an Internet filtering system designed to evaluate message content, apply configurable blocking options, and keep filtering data current.
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