AUTOMATICALLY LOADING USER PROFILE TO SHOW RECENTLY WATCHED CHANNELS

摘要

Aspects of the present disclose involve a method, a device, and a system comprising a processor and a machine-readable storage medium storing at a set of instructions for identification and authentication of user profiles associated with a digital television system and displaying information related thereto. In example embodiments, the method includes identifying a user profile registered with a content presentation device based on received identification data that includes biometric data. The method further includes receiving, from a server, identifiers of a set of recently watched channels associated with the user profile and causing presentation of a recent channels interface that includes selectable elements corresponding to the set of recently watched channels.

主权项

1. A method comprising:
identifying, using one or more processors, a first user profile from among a plurality of user profiles registered with a content presentation device based on received identification data, the identification data including biometric data; receiving, from a server, recent service data associated with the user profile, the recent service data including identifiers of a first set of recently watched channels associated with the first user profile; causing presentation of a recent channels interface in conjunction with programming provided by a content provider system, the recent channels interface including a banner and selectable elements corresponding to the first set of recently watched channels, the selectable elements being presented within the banner; identifying, using the one or more processors, a second user profile from among the plurality of user profiles registered with the content presentation device based on additional identification data; and responsive to identifying the second user profile, updating the presentation of the recent channels interface to include a second set of recently watched channels associated with the second user profile instead of the first set of recently watched channels associated with the first user.