Abstract:
A server that manages download and/or distribution of content may collect content-related information associated with users, and classify the users based on that data. The content-related information may comprise data relating to content generation and/or upload by the users. The server may determine whether a user is granted permission to upload content for distribution or download via the server, based on correlating the user with a previously classified user, and/or on evaluation of current content generation or download activities associated with the user. Determination of whether the user is granted permission to upload content may be done directly and/or autonomously by the server. Alternatively, a recommendation whether to grant permission to upload content may be submitted by the server to another entity for selection thereby. The server may reject or accept a content upload request from the user based on the determination of whether the user is granted permission.
Abstract:
The present disclosure describes one or more systems, methods, routines and/or techniques for automatic detection of fraudulent ratings and/or comments related to an application store. The present disclosure describes various ways to differentiate fraudulent submissions (e.g., ratings, comments, reviews, etc.) from legitimate submissions, e.g., submissions by real users of an application. These various ways may be used to generate intermediate signals that may indicate that a submission is fraudulent. One or more intermediate signals may be automatically combined or aggregated to generate a detection conclusion for a submission. Once a fraudulent submission is detected, the present disclosure describes various ways to proceed (e.g., either automatically or manually), for example, the fraudulent submission may be ignored, or a person or account associated with the fraudulent submission may be penalized. The various descriptions provided herein should be read broadly to encompass various other services that accept user ratings and/or comments.
Abstract:
The present disclosure describes one or more systems, methods, routines and/or techniques for automatic detection of fraudulent ratings and/or comments related to an application store. The present disclosure describes various ways to differentiate fraudulent submissions (e.g., ratings, comments, reviews, etc.) from legitimate submissions, e.g., submissions by real users of an application. These various ways may be used to generate intermediate signals that may indicate that a submission is fraudulent. One or more intermediate signals may be automatically combined or aggregated to generate a detection conclusion for a submission. Once a fraudulent submission is detected, the present disclosure describes various ways to proceed (e.g., either automatically or manually), for example, the fraudulent submission may be ignored, or a person or account associated with the fraudulent submission may be penalized. The various descriptions provided herein should be read broadly to encompass various other services that accept user ratings and/or comments.