This system allows users to share cached web content directly between their devices. A central server tracks which user devices have specific web objects stored in their local cache. When another user's device needs that same object, the central server directs it to retrieve the object directly from a peer device that already has it, rather than going back to the original website's server. The claims specifically focus on content obtained through an embedded browser within a client application, where the content originates from a server belonging to a different entity.
Why it matters: Since 2020, the increasing reliance on third-party content delivered via embedded browsers and heightened data privacy regulations have amplified the need for secure, verifiable peer-to-peer caching to ensure content integrity and reduce origin server load.
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