ENHANCED BUDDY LIST USING MOBILE DEVICE IDENTIFIERS

A graphical user interface on a display device of a computer enables communications using a computer service. The graphical user interface includes a list of potential message recipients selected by a user as significant to the user. The graphical user interface also includes a mobile device identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients and a user account identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients. At least one of the listed potential recipients includes a mobile device identifier as the only available conduit for data delivery to the potential message recipient using the computer service. 1. (canceled)2. A computerized method for communicating using electronic messages , the method comprising the following steps performed with at least one processor:enabling the display of a list of potential message recipients to a sender, the list comprising one or more identifiers associated with at least one of the potential message recipients;receiving a selection of at least one identifier from the list;sending a message to a selected recipient, the message including a first identifier associated with the selected recipient;receiving a reply message from the selected recipient, the reply message including a second identifier associated with the selected recipient, the second identifier being different with respect to the first identifier; andenabling the display of the reply message to the sender, the displayed reply message replacing the second identifier with the first identifier associated with the selected recipient.3. The method of claim 2 , further comprising:enabling the sender to access a plurality of messaging accounts simultaneously, each account being associated with a unique account identifier, wherein the plurality of messaging accounts are linked;sending a message to a selected recipient using any of the linked messaging accounts; andreceiving a reply message from the selected recipient, ...

Managing Instant Messages

Managing instant messages may include receiving instant messages created by or on behalf of one or more message sources for delivery to an intended recipient. From among the received instant messages, qualifying instant messages may be identified that satisfy a capture rule, and two or more of the qualifying instant messages may be captured. The intended recipient may be informed of the captured instant messages unobtrusively, and also may be enabled to manage the captured instant messages. 1an input interface configured to receive instant messages created by or on behalf of one or more message sources for delivery to an intended recipient;a screening component configured to identify, from among the received instant messages, qualifying instant messages that satisfy a capture rule, and to capture as captured instant messages two or more of the qualifying instant messages; andan output interface configured to inform the intended recipient unobtrusively of the captured instant messages and to enable the intended recipient to manage the captured instant messages.. A system to manage instant messages, the system comprising: This application is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 12/689,699 filed Jan. 19, 2010 which is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/825,617, filed Apr. 16, 2004, and titled “Managing Instant Messages,” which claims priority under 35 USC§119(e) to U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/531,988, filed on Dec. 24, 2003, and titled “Managing Instant Messages,” and U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/500,369, filed Sep. 5, 2003, and titled “IM Catcher,” the entire contents of each application is hereby incorporated by reference.This disclosure generally relates to managing instant messages.Instant messages are conversational in nature. To maintain their conversational character, instant messages typically are communicated in real time to a user based on an indication that the user presently is online. Nevertheless, the ...

Managing Instant Messages

Managing instant messages may include receiving instant messages created by or on behalf of one or more message sources for delivery to an intended recipient. From among the received instant messages, qualifying instant messages may be identified that satisfy a capture rule, and two or more of the qualifying instant messages may be captured. The intended recipient may be informed of the captured instant messages unobtrusively, and also may be enabled to manage the captured instant messages. 1an input interface configured to receive instant messages created by or on behalf of one or more message sources for delivery to an intended recipient;a screening component configured to identify, from among the received instant messages, qualifying instant messages that satisfy a capture rule, and to capture as captured instant messages two or more of the qualifying instant messages; andan output interface configured to inform the intended recipient unobtrusively of the captured instant messages and to enable the intended recipient to manage the captured instant messages.. A system to manage instant messages, the system comprising: This application is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 12/689,699 filed Jan. 19, 2010 which is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/825,617, filed Apr. 16, 2004, and titled “Managing Instant Messages,” which claims priority under 35 USC §119(e) to U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/531,988, filed on Dec. 24, 2003, and titled “Managing Instant Messages,” and U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/500,369, filed Sep. 5, 2003, and titled “IM Catcher,” the entire contents of each application is hereby incorporated by reference.This disclosure generally relates to managing instant messages.Instant messages are conversational in nature. To maintain their conversational character, instant messages typically are communicated in real time to a user based on an indication that the user presently is online. Nevertheless, the ...

Managing Instant Messages

Managing instant messages may include receiving instant messages created by or on behalf of one or more message sources for delivery to an intended recipient. From among the received instant messages, qualifying instant messages may be identified that satisfy a capture rule, and two or more of the qualifying instant messages may be captured. The intended recipient may be informed of the captured instant messages unobtrusively, and also may be enabled to manage the captured instant messages. 1an input interface configured to receive instant messages created by or on behalf of one or more message sources for delivery to an intended recipient;a screening component configured to identify, from among the received instant messages, qualifying instant messages that satisfy a capture rule, and to capture as captured instant messages two or more of the qualifying instant messages; andan output interface configured to inform the intended recipient unobtrusively of the captured instant messages and to enable the intended recipient to manage the captured instant messages.. A system to manage instant messages, the system comprising: This application is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 12/689,699 filed Jan. 19, 2010 which is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/825,617, filed Apr. 16, 2004, and titled “Managing Instant Messages,” which claims priority under 35 USC §119(e) to U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/531,988, filed on Dec. 24, 2003, and titled “Managing Instant Messages,” and U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/500,369, filed Sep. 5, 2003, and titled “IM Catcher,” the entire contents of each application is hereby incorporated by reference.This disclosure generally relates to managing instant messages.Instant messages are conversational in nature. To maintain their conversational character, instant messages typically are communicated in real time to a user based on an indication that the user presently is online. Nevertheless, the ...

Managing forwarded electronic messages

Communicating between electronic devices involves sending messages between the electronic devices. An original message having an original source indicator and an intended destination indicator identified is sent. A reply to that original message is sent by the recipient of the original message. The reply message has a reply source indicator and a reply destination indicator. A communication based on the reply message is sent. The communication based on the reply message has a reply source indicator that is the same as the intended destination indicator identified by the sender of the original message. In one example, a message is sent from computer operating an instant messaging program and forwarded to a mobile telephone. The reply sent from the mobile telephone is provided to the sender of the original message without revealing the telephone number of the mobile telephone to which the original instant message was forwarded.

Managing forwarded electronic messages

Communicating between electronic devices involves sending messages between the electronic devices. An original message having an original source indicator and an intended destination indicator identified is sent. A reply to that original message is sent by the recipient of the original message. The reply message has a reply source indicator and a reply destination indicator. A communication based on the reply message is sent. The communication based on the reply message has a reply source indicator that is the same as the intended destination indicator identified by the sender of the original message. In one example, a message is sent from computer operating an instant messaging program and forwarded to a mobile telephone. The reply sent from the mobile telephone is provided to the sender of the original message without revealing the telephone number of the mobile telephone to which the original instant message was forwarded. 1. A method for communicating using electronic devices , the method comprising:receiving an original message having an original source indicator and an intended destination indicator identified by a sender of the original message;receiving a reply message to the original message with the reply message having a reply destination indicator and a reply source indicator that is different from the intended destination indicator identified by the sender of the original message; andsending a communication based on the reply message with the communication having a reply source indicator that is the same as the intended destination indicator identified by the sender of the original message.2. The method of further comprising replacing the reply source indicator in the reply message with the intended destination indicator.3. The method of further comprising:determining whether the reply source indicator is the same as the intended destination indicator; andreplacing the reply source indicator in the reply message with the intended destination indicator ...

Managing forwarded electronic messages

Communicating between electronic devices involves sending messages between the electronic devices. An original message having an original source indicator and an intended destination indicator identified is sent. A reply to that original message is sent by the recipient of the original message. The reply message has a reply source indicator and a reply destination indicator. A communication based on the reply message is sent. The communication based on the reply message has a reply source indicator that is the same as the intended destination indicator identified by the sender of the original message. In one example, a message is sent from computer operating an instant messaging program and forwarded to a mobile telephone. The reply sent from the mobile telephone is provided to the sender of the original message without revealing the telephone number of the mobile telephone to which the original instant message was forwarded. 1. A method for communicating using electronic devices , the method comprising:receiving an original message having an original source indicator and an intended destination indicator identified by a sender of the original message;receiving a reply message to the original message with the reply message having a reply destination indicator and a reply source indicator that is different from the intended destination indicator identified by the sender of the original message; andsending a communication based on the reply message with the communication having a reply source indicator that is the same as the intended destination indicator identified by the sender of the original message.2. The method of further comprising replacing the reply source indicator in the reply message with the intended destination indicator.3. The method of further comprising:determining whether the reply source indicator is the same as the intended destination indicator; andreplacing the reply source indicator in the reply message with the intended destination indicator ...

ENHANCED BUDDY LIST USING MOBILE DEVICE IDENTIFIERS

A graphical user interface on a display device of a computer enables communications using a computer service. The graphical user interface includes a list of potential message recipients selected by a user as significant to the user. The graphical user interface also includes a mobile device identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients and a user account identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients. At least one of the listed potential recipients includes a mobile device identifier as the only available conduit for data delivery to the potential message recipient using the computer service. 1a list of potential message recipients selected by a user as significant to the user;a mobile device identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients; anda user account identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients,wherein at least one of the listed potential message recipients includes a mobile device identifier as the only available conduit for data delivery to the potential message recipient using the computer service.. A computer program product that, when executed, generates a graphical user interface on a display device for using a computer service to communicate, the graphical user interface comprising: This application is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 13/442,226 filed on Apr. 9, 2012, which is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 12/548,338 filed on Aug. 26, 2009 and now U.S. Pat. No. 8,156,193, which is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 10/895,421, filed Jul. 21, 2004, and titled “Enhanced Buddy List Using Mobile Device Identifiers,” which claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/488,376, filed Jul. 21, 2003, and titled “Client Software Enabling Communications Between A Client Computer and Internet Service Provider Host Computers,” and U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/488,749, ...

OFFLINE AWAY MESSAGES

A computer program or method provides away messages from a first user to other users of a communications system, where the first user has grouped the other users into two or more groups. An interface is provided to the first user that displays representations of the other users in a manner that identifies how the first user has grouped the other users into the groups. The first user is able to select a selected group from the groups using the interface. The first user also is able to set a group away message for the selected group using the interface. The group away message is sent to a second user that has been grouped in the selected group when the second user attempts to communicate with the first user using the communications system and the first user is offline. 120.-. (canceled)21. A method for providing messages to users of a communications program , the method comprising:providing, using at least one processor, an interface that enables a first user to set a contact group, the contact group containing one or more contacts;receiving a global response that is set by the first user;receiving a contact group response for the contact group that is set by the first user; andsending, using the at least one processor, an automatic response to a second user when the second user attempts to communicate with the first user and the first user is not available, the automatic response being based on at least one of the global response or the contact group response when the second user is a member of the contact group.22. The method of claim 21 , wherein the automatic response includes only the contact group response.23. The method of claim 21 , wherein the automatic response includes only the global response.24. The method of claim 21 , wherein the automatic response includes the global response and the contact group response.25. The method of claim 21 , further including:receiving a personal response for the second user that is set by the first user.wherein the automatic ...

RENDERING DESTINATION INSTANT MESSAGING PERSONALIZATION ITEMS BEFORE COMMUNICATING WITH DESTINATION

Perception of a personalization item in an instant messaging communications session may be enabled by perceiving an identifier corresponding to an intended instant message recipient designated by an instant message sender system, accessing personalization items corresponding to the perceived identifier, and making perceivable the personalization items corresponding to the received identifier to the instant messaging sender system for rendering in an instant messaging application running on the instant messaging sender system, where the personalization items are made perceivable prior to communication with the intended instant message recipient. 140-. (canceled)41. A computer-implemented method comprising:receiving selection of an intended instant message recipient from a plurality of potential instant message recipients;identifying a first personalization item associated with the intended instant message recipient, the first personalization item being specific to a presence state of the intended instant message recipient; and the first personalization item;', 'a second personalization item of the instant message sender; and', 'instant message text exchanged between the intended instant message recipient and the instant message sender, 'rendering, in a user interface of an instant messaging application associated with an instant message senderwherein the rendering includes rendering the first personalization item, the second personalization item, and the instant message text within a separate display area, without rendering, in the separate display area, names of other potential instant message recipients in the plurality of instant message recipients.42. The method of claim 41 , wherein the rendering includes displaying an input text field for inputting a text message by the instant message sender for delivery to the intended instant message recipient in an instant message claim 41 , and wherein the rendering causes the first personalization item and the input text ...

Implementing single sign-on across a heterogeneous collection of client/server and web-based applications

Leveraging an established authenticated session in obtaining authentication to a client application includes receiving a request for access to a client application requiring authentication of a requestor and determining whether there exist characteristics of leverageable authentications corresponding to established sessions having an authenticated state at a time of the determination. When the determination reveals characteristics of at least one leverageable authentication corresponding to an established session, and attempt is made to obtain access for the requestor to the client application based on the at least one leverageable authentication, and the requestor is provided with a notification related to the 1 attempt to obtain access for the requestor to the client application.

Enhanced buddy list using mobile device identifiers

A graphical user interface on a display device of a computer enables communications using a computer service. The graphical user interface includes a list of potential message recipients selected by a user as significant to the user. The graphical user interface also includes a mobile device identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients and a user account identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients. At least one of the listed potential recipients includes a mobile device identifier as the only available conduit for data delivery to the potential message recipient using the computer service.

Managing electronic messages sent to mobile devices associated with electronic messaging accounts

A graphical user interface on a display device of a computer enables communications using a computer service. The graphical user interface includes a list of potential message recipients selected by a user as significant to the user. The graphical user interface also includes a mobile device identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients and a user account identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients. At least one of the listed potential recipients includes a mobile device identifier as the only available conduit for data delivery to the potential message recipient using the computer service.

ELECTRONIC MESSAGING USING REPLY TELEPHONE NUMBERS

A graphical user interface on a display device of a computer enables communications using a computer service. The graphical user interface includes a list of potential message recipients selected by a user as significant to the user. The graphical user interface also includes a mobile device identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients and a user account identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients. At least one of the listed potential recipients includes a mobile device identifier as the only available conduit for data delivery to the potential message recipient using the computer service. 1. A method comprising:receiving a first type of electronic message addressed to a user;identifying a reply telephone number to facilitate receiving one or more replies to the first type of electronic message from the user;preparing, using at least one processor, a second type of electronic message based on content of the first type of electronic message; andsending the second type of electronic message and the identified reply telephone number to the user.2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising generating a message session information entry associated with the first type of electronic message.3. The method of claim 2 , further comprising:receiving, from the user, a reply electronic message addressed to the reply telephone number; andassociating the reply electronic message with the message session information entry.4. The method of claim 3 , further comprising:selecting the reply telephone number from a pool of reply telephone numbers; andassigning the reply telephone number to the message session information entry.5. The method of claim 4 , wherein the reply telephone number comprises a temporary reply telephone number.6. The method of claim 4 , wherein the reply telephone number comprises a short code.7. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:identifying a set of computing devices at which the ...

Managing electronic messages sent to reply telephone numbers

A graphical user interface on a display device of a computer enables communications using a computer service. The graphical user interface includes a list of potential message recipients selected by a user as significant to the user. The graphical user interface also includes a mobile device identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients and a user account identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients. At least one of the listed potential recipients includes a mobile device identifier as the only available conduit for data delivery to the potential message recipient using the computer service.

Popularity Index

A method for determining a popularity of an online identity includes identifying an online identity for which a popularity measurement is to be determined, and identifying one or more other online identities based, at least in part, on their being within a specified number of degrees of separation of the online identity. Popularity measurements for the other online identities are accessed and aggregated, and a popularity measurement for the online identity is determined based on at least the aggregated popularity measurements for the other online identities. A computer readable medium includes instructions for generating a graphical user interface for enabling a determination a more popular online identity of two online identities. The graphical user interface includes a first identifier specification mechanism that enables specification of an identifier of a first online identity, and a second identifier specification mechanism that enables specification of an identifier of a second online identity. The graphical user interface includes a display of an indication of whether a popularity of the first online identity exceeds a popularity of the second online identity. 133-. (canceled)34. A method for determining user popularity in a social networking environment , the method comprising the following operations performed by at least one processor:identifying a first user in the social networking environment;identifying, based on at least one contact list, one or more other users in the social networking environment that are within a predetermined number of degrees of separation of the first user;determining a popularity measurement for each of the other users;aggregating the determined popularity measurements for the other users; anddetermining a popularity measurement for the first user based on at least the aggregated popularity measurement for the other users.35. The method of claim 34 , wherein identifying one or more other users comprises identifying the one or ...

Monitoring users of a computer network

Communicating with and/or monitoring of a targeted used in computer-network environment (e.g., an instant messaging system) involves detecting that the targeted user has signed on to the network, and upon detecting the signon, automatically communicating with the targeted user, for example, by sending an instant message previously specified by a targeting user. Alternatively, or in addition, the targeting user can receive notification that the targeted user has signed on and/or that the instant message has been sent. Instead of, or in addition to, automatically sending an instant message and/or notifying the targeting user, a predefined operation specified by the targeting user (e.g., operating system command, script or executable file) can be performed. These various operations can be performed on one or more client systems, on one or more server systems, or any combination thereof.

Offline away messages

A computer program or method provides away messages from a first user to other users of a communications system, where the first user has grouped the other users into two or more groups. An interface is provided to the first user that displays representations of the other users in a manner that identifies how the first user has grouped the other users into the groups. The first user is able to select a selected group from the groups using the interface. The first user also is able to set a group away message for the selected group using the interface. The group away message is sent to a second user that has been grouped in the selected group when the second user attempts to communicate with the first user using the communications system and the first user is offline.

Systems and methods for location tracking in a social network

Systems and methods are provided for location tracking and filtering or hiding electronic communications. In one implementation, a method is provided for location tracking for electronic communications. The method includes receiving a location ID for a location from a user who desires to follow the location within a social networking environment, and associating the location ID with the user. The method also includes providing instructions to display a representation of the location in a list of the user's contacts.

Offline away messages

A computer program or method provides away messages from a first user to other users of a communications system, where the first user has grouped the other users into two or more groups. An interface (Fig. 3, step 305) is provided to the first user that displays representations of the other users in a manner that identifies how the first user has grouped the other users into the groups. The first user is able to select a selected group from the groups using the interface. The first user also is able to set a group away message for the selected group using the interface (Fig. 3, step 310). The group away message is sent to a second user that has been grouped in the selected group when the second user attempts to communicate with the first user using the communications system and the first user is offline (Fig. 3, step 315).

Managing forwarded electronic messages

Communicating between electronic devices involves sending messages between the electronic devices. An original message having an original source indicator and an intended destination indicator identified is sent. A reply to that original message is sent by the recipient of the original message. The reply message has a reply source indicator and a reply destination indicator. A communication based on the reply message is sent. The communication based on the reply message has a reply source indicator that is the same as the intended destination indicator identified by the sender of the original message. In one example, a message is sent from computer operating an instant messaging program and forwarded to a mobile telephone. The reply sent from the mobile telephone is provided to the sender of the original message without revealing the telephone number of the mobile telephone to which the original instant message was forwarded.

Managing instant messages

Managing instant messages may include receiving instant messages created by or on behalf of one or more message sources for delivery to an intended recipient. From among the received instant messages, qualifying instant messages may be identified that satisfy a capture rule, and two or more of the qualifying instant messages may be captured. The intended recipient may be informed of the captured instant messages unobtrusively, and also may be enabled to manage the captured instant messages.

Sending instant messaging customization items

Perception of wallpaper in an instant messaging communications session may be enabled by rendering, on an instant message (IM) recipient system (305) an instant messaging application user interface (600), (700) and (800) for an instant messaging communications session involving at least one IM recipient (305) and an instant message IM sender (105), receiving a message that includes a text message and wallpaper to be displayed by the IM recipient (305) when perceiving the text message, the wallpaper being selected by the IM sender system (105), and rendering the wallpaper at the IM recipient system (305) when rendering another portion of the message.

Instant messaging personalization

Perception of a personalization item is enabled in an instant messaging communications session by rendering, on an instant message (IM) recipient system (305), an instant messaging application user interface (600), (700), and (800) for an instant messaging communications session involving at least an instant message recipient and an instant message sender (105). An identifier that enables identification of a personalization item of an individual instant message user is obtained, and the identifier is associated with the personalization item. The personalization item is obtained independently of the message used to obtain the identifier, and the personalization item is rendered at the instant message recipient.

Identifying unauthorized communication systems based on their memory contents

An authorized client communication system seeking access to a host communication system may be identified by locating a memory segment within the client communication system that stores client software used to access the host computer system. The memory segment then is examined to determine whether the client software stored in the memory segment corresponds to client software for an official client communication system. Communications from the client communication system are terminated when the client software in the memory segment is determined to diverge from software for an official client communication system.

Instant messaging personalization

Sending instant messaging customization items

Messaging application user interface

A messaging application user interface has an input element for receiving electronic messages and an output element for displaying electronic messages. The messaging application user interface can be implemented so as to maintain a subset of the plurality of potential message recipients, the subset being determined using a predetermined criterion. The messaging application user interface also can be implemented so as to auto-complete a partially entered address based on the subset of potential message recipients. A set of user-selectable signals that modify auto-completion behavior also can be used with the messaging application user interface. The messaging application user interface can be used in an instant messaging system to allow a user to send instant messages to and exchange comments with a plurality of other users without having to switch among several instant message windows.

Managing instant messages

Managing instant messages may include receiving instant messages created by or on behalf of one or more message sources for delivery to an intended recipient. From among the received instant messages, qualifying instant messages may be identified that satisfy a capture rule, and two or more of the qualifying instant messages may be captured. The intended recipient may be informed of the captured instant messages unobtrusively, and also may be enabled to manage the captured instant messages.

Electronic messaging using reply telephone numbers

A graphical user interface on a display device of a computer enables communications using a computer service. The graphical user interface includes a list of potential message recipients selected by a user as significant to the user. The graphical user interface also includes a mobile device identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients and a user account identifier associated with one or more of the listed potential message recipients. At least one of the listed potential recipients includes a mobile device identifier as the only available conduit for data delivery to the potential message recipient using the computer service.

Popularity index

A method for determining a popularity of an online identity includes identifying an online identity for which a popularity measurement is to be determined, and identifying one or more other online identities based, at least in part, on their being within a specified number of degrees of separation of the online identity. Popularity measurements for the other online identities are accessed and aggregated, and a popularity measurement for the online identity is determined based on at least the aggregated popularity measurements for the other online identities. A computer readable medium includes instructions for generating a graphical user interface for enabling a determination a more popular online identity of two online identities. The graphical user interface includes a first identifier specification mechanism that enables specification of an identifier of a first online identity, and a second identifier specification mechanism that enables specification of an identifier of a second online identity. The graphical user interface includes a display of an indication of whether a popularity of the first online identity exceeds a popularity of the second online identity.

Offline away messages

A computer program or method provides away messages from a first user to other users of a communications system, where the first user has grouped the other users into two or more groups. An interface is provided to the first user that displays representations of the other users in a manner that identifies how the first user has grouped the other users into the groups. The first user is able to select a selected group from the groups using the interface. The first user also is able to set a group away message for the selected group using the interface. The group away message is sent to a second user that has been grouped in the selected group when the second user attempts to communicate with the first user using the communications system and the first user is offline.

Implementing single sign-on across a heterogeneous collection of client/server and web-based applications

Leveraging an established authenticated session in obtaining authentication to a client application includes receiving a request for access to a client application requiring authentication of a requestor and determining whether there exist characteristics of leverageable authentications corresponding to established sessions having an authenticated state at a time of the determination. When the determination reveals characteristics of at least one leverageable authentication corresponding to an established session, and attempt is made to obtain access for the requestor to the client application based on the at least one leverageable authentication, and the requestor is provided with a notification related to the 1 attempt to obtain access for the requestor to the client application.