| 摘要 |
The invention provides technical conditions for building addressless data transmission networks and enables a network user to organise a private address space, thereby protecting against unauthorised information distribution. At the beginning, one or more messages about the person of an information receiving user are formed on the device of the information receiving user and are transmitted to a data transmission network. The information message with a ready to receive signal, is received and put aside on the device of a user, which has a channel for communicating with the information receiving user. The messages and the feature of a channel, via which the information has been received, are recorded on an intermediate device. Afterwards, an information message and a message about the person of the information receiving user are formed on the device of the information sending user and are transmitted to a network. The message about the person of the information receiving user received from the information sending user is compared with the earlier formed messages on the intermediate device, which has a channel for communicating with the device of the information sending user or with another intermediate device. In the case of non-coincidence, the received messages are transmitted via channels, the features of which differ from the features of the channels via which the information for compared messages has been received. If the massages about the person of the information receiving user are not available in a database, the received messages are transmitted via all channels different from the information receiving channel. When the compared messages coincide, the feature of the communication channel, via which the information with the ready to receive signal and the message about the person of the information receiving user has been received, is determined and the messages formed on the device of the information sending user are transmitted to the device of the information receiving user via the channel having the identified feature.
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