CL SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULE

Brand Owner Address Description
CL SIM XIUS Corp. Unit 8C 15 Tyngsboro Road North Chelmsford MA 01863 CL SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULE;SIM;Computer programming services; providing computer programming services to customers that enable them to provide video and audio content, prepaid recharge, postpaid mobile bill payment, and ticketing; Development of technologies for the fabrication of circuits for wireless communication and electronic data processing; Support for dual-interface contact or contactless smart cards including telecommunications subscriber identity module cards for cellular phones and other mobile devices, namely, support in the nature of software maintenance services for said contact or contactless smart cards, support for subscriber identification modules in the nature of computer technology help desk services and software maintenance and support in the nature of software maintenance services for contact or contactless smart cards and other telecommunications network elements used in conjunction with said contact or contactless smart cards;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

   
Technical Examples
  1. Location-blocking and identity-blocking services that can be commercially offered by a service promoter, e.g., a cellular service provider or a web advertiser. In the identity-blocking service, the service promoter may disclose the current physical location of a mobile subscriber (i.e., a cellular phone operator) to a third party (e.g., a web advertiser) subscribing to the identity-blocking service. However, the service promoter may not send any identity information for the mobile subscriber to the third party. On the other hand, in the location-blocking service, the service promoter may disclose the mobile subscriber's identity information to the third party, but not the current physical location of the mobile subscriber. Blocking of the mobile subscriber's identity or location information may be desirable for privacy reasons, to comply with a government regulation, or to implement a telecommunication service option selected by the mobile subscriber. However, in the case of the mobile subscriber requesting emergency help, the service promoter may not block identity and/or location information. Instead, the service promoter may send all such information to the emergency service provider (e.g., the police or a hospital).