Microsoft Obtains Patent on Unique User IDs

United States Patent 6,632,248, Customization of network documents by accessing customization information on a server computer using uniquie (note: the word unique is misspelled in the patent document itself) user identifiers.

“The customization options may include a wide variety of information such as, for example, network addresses (e.g., URLs) of a user’s favorite sites, types of news that the user wants to see, display information that determines how the information is presented to the user, stock ticker symbols for which the user wishes to receive stock quotes, or the city for which the user wishes to receive a weather report.”

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