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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 20, 2026
Filed:
Feb. 28, 2025
Borderpass Corp., Toronto, CA;
Sally Jean Daub, Toronto, CA;
Joshua Aaron Green, Toronto, CA;
BorderPass Corp., Toronto, CA;
Abstract
A computing system is operable to decode a plurality of incoming streams of digitally encoded data packets to extract a plurality of sets of input data from the plurality of incoming streams of digitally encoded data. A plurality of encrypted user data is generated based on encrypting at least some of the plurality of sets of input data and each of the plurality of encrypted user data is stored via a plurality of different storage locations. The plurality of sets of input data are processed generate a plurality of automatically generated textual data. A plurality of further outgoing streams of digitally encoded data packets are generated and transmitted via processing the plurality of automatically generated textual data.
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