Christopher T Wu

6813489, Nov 2, 2004

Feb 26, 2003

10/375335

Christopher M. Wu - Atherton CA
Jay B. Baldemor - Yorba Linda CA
Patrick S. Loo - Fremont CA

Yahoo!; Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

H04M 1110

4554121, 455413, 709206

A method and system for transmitting a voice message to an electronic address, generally includes establishing a data connection between a first server of a voice messaging system and a wireless device so as to enable a user to access an electronic mail account. The first server then captures a wireless device identifier and accesses an association of the wireless device identifier to a telephone number of the wireless device. A call is then initiated from the wireless device to a second server of the voice messaging system to record a voice message. The previously stored recipient electronic address is retrieved using the captured telephone number and an email including a link to the voice message is generated. The email is then transmitted to the recipient electronic address.

20190286832, Sep 19, 2019

Mar 19, 2018

15/924840

- San Francisco CA, US
Christopher James Wu - Fremont CA, US
Ming-Yang Chen - Palo Alto CA, US
Karl Ryszard Skucha - Sunnyvale CA, US
Eli Levine - San Francisco CA, US
Ka Chun Au - Millbrae CA, US
Bilong Chen - Cupertino CA, US
Johnson Liu - Santa Clara CA, US

G06F 21/62
H04L 29/06

Methods, systems, and devices for data access and processing are described. To set up secure environments for data processing (e.g., including machine learning), an access control system may first receive approval from an authorized user (e.g., an approver) granting access to data objects in a multi-tenant data store. The system may determine tenant-specific paths for retrieving the data objects from the data store, and may initialize a number of virtual computing engines for accessing the data. Each computing engine may be tenant-specific based on the path(s) used by that computing engine, and each may include an access role defining the data objects or data object types accessible by that computing engine. By accessing the requested data objects according to the tenant-specific path prefixes and access roles, the virtual computing engines may securely maintain separate environments for different tenants and may only allow user access to approved tenant data.