Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Ramkumar Natarajan

Vishal Vikram Ghotge

John David Bruner

Mahendra D Sekaran

Shaun Douglas Pierce

Dhigha D Sekaran

Jeffrey B Kay

Amey Parandekar

Anish Desai

Frank Stephen Serdy, Jr

Reid Joseph Kuhn

John D Skovron

Vijay Kishen Hampapur Parthasarathy

Ray Froelich

Tript Singh Lamba

Lisa Jones

Eugen Pajor

Yibo Cai

Bayo Olatunji

Andrew Peter Schoorl

A method of dynamically sampling application events includes receiving usage data for a plurality of applications on client devices. The usage data includes data for instances of events that occur in the plurality of applications in response to users interacting with the plurality of applications on the client devices. The method further includes storing the usage data in a first data store, determining, for respective applications of the plurality of applications, sampling rates for respective application events of the plurality of application events based at least in part on respective quantities of instances of the respective application events during a period of time, sampling from the first data store the data for the instances of the respective application events at the sampling rates to form respective sets of usage data, and providing a report using one or more sets of the sets of usage data.

Methods and systems for dynamic sampling of application events

A mobile device utilizes a two-stage dialing solution when roaming on a visited mobile operator (MO) network to implement centralized routing so that a home network portion of a hybrid network is inserted into the path of outbound calls. A remote centralized routing (CR) service interoperates with a CR client on the mobile device. When a call is initiated to a remote party, the CR client calls into an arbitrary roaming routing number that is terminated in the home network. Once the call is connected between the mobile device and home network, the CR client sends a dialing string that includes a destination number of the remote party. The CR service calls the destination number and then bridges the calls to the mobile device and remote party to establish an end-to-end call path between the local and far ends of the call that traverses the home network.

Centralized routing in hybrid networks

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Ramkumar Natarajan