METHOD OF CONDUCTING PERSONAL COMMUNICATION SESSION BETWEEN TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORK USERS Russian patent published in 2012 - IPC H04L12/00 H04L29/02 H04M11/00 

FIELD: information technology.

SUBSTANCE: one or more messages on the person of the called user are first generated in the device of the called user, stored and then sent to the network. Messages and a feature of the communication channel, through which information was received, are received and stored in an intermediate network device. A message on the person of the called user is then generated in the device of the calling user and sent to the telecommunication network. In each intermediate device which receives messages generated by the calling user, the obtained message on the person of the called user is compared with stored messages. In case of mismatch, the obtained messages are sent over communication channels having features different from those of channels through which information for the compared messages was received. In case of a match, the messages are sent over a communication channel having a feature established as a result of the match. In each intermediate device, a message is generated on the features of communication channels which participated in reception and transmission of information and the generated message is included in a block of messages from the device of the calling user. Before the communication session, a message on the features of communication channels for each intermediate device is generated in the device of the called user and sent to the telecommunication network. Intermediate devices receive and transmit messages on communication channel features from the called user. After receiving a message from the device of the called user, a communication session begins in the device of the calling user and the obtained message on communication channel features is used to transmit communication session information.

EFFECT: design of non-address telecommunication networks and allowing a user to organise their own address space which protects from unauthorised communication sessions.