Privacy protected internet networks, subnetworks and sub-subnetworks

Abstract

A computerized methods and systems to create, control and manage restricted scope and closed internet interactive networks, subnetworks and sub-subnetworks. The invention permits the protected network, subnetworks and sub-subnetworks to be connected to an open or previously established network, yet still remaining protected, secure and anonymous. Entrance into the protected interactive networks, subnetworks and sub-subnetworks by the user is achieved through a protected network device, anonymous address code, anonymous access code and/or anonymous login information. As the user interacts with the digital elements within the protected interactive networks, subnetworks and sub-subnetworks, a database of said interactions is created and used by the protected network provider in various ways, such as for user behavior information. No personal identifiable information is stored within interactive networks, subnetworks and/or sub-subnetworks and communication on said networks is unique, which inhibits and deters the targeting of the networks by cyber-criminals.

1 . A software program configured to enable a creation of a protected subnetwork that can be accessed anonymously by a subnetwork protected device which has a anonymous address code associated to the subnetwork protected device, wherein said protected subnetwork is connected to a pre-existing network, the software enables the subnetwork protected device to be verified by a protected network reader; upon verification of authenticity the software allows access to the subnetwork and the anonymous address code is tracked and stored for interactions with a digital element within the protected subnetwork, wherein said digital elements is any digital code that conveys meaning and is defined as relating to meaning in language and logic. 
     
     
         2 . The software program of  claim 1 , wherein said software program enables the creation of a protected sub-subnetwork that is connected to a subnetwork that can be accessed by a sub-subnetwork protected device. 
     
     
         3 . The software program of  claim 1 , wherein said software program allows a network provider to search the protected subnetwork and the protected sub-subnetwork for all subnetwork and sub-subnetwork protected device interactions with a digital element and generate a list of anonymous address codes of said interactions. 
     
     
         4 . The software program of  claim 1 , wherein said software program allows access to the protected subnetwork through an anonymous access code. 
     
     
         5 . The software program of  claim 1 , wherein said software program allows access to the protected subnetwork through an anonymous address code. 
     
     
         6 . The software program of  claim 1 , wherein said software program allows access to the protected subnetwork through a user created anonymous user name and password. 
     
     
         7 . The software program of  claim 1 , wherein said software program allows the network provider to deny access to the subnetwork. 
     
     
         8 . The software program of  claim 1 , wherein said digital element can be a data exchange address code and a other code capable of being input by a user that can be utilized for other program purposes and placed in a digital element library database for interaction search purposes. 
     
     
         9 . The software program of  claim 1 , wherein said protected sub-network is not connected to a pre-existing network. 
     
     
         10 . The software program of  claim 1 , wherein at least one digital element that is unique to the system is inserted into a communication code for communication between the network provider and a possessor of a subnetwork protected device. 
     
     
         11 . A system, comprising:
 a server computer having a software program within to enable a connectivity between a pre-existing internet network, a protected subnetwork and a protected sub-subnetwork, the software program including functionality that: permits a possessor of a subnetwork protected device to enter the protected subnetwork anonymously and interact with digital elements; thereafter providing the possessor of a subnetwork protected device with a multiple sub-subnetwork protected device for distributions to other new possessors in order to access the protected sub-subnetwork and interact with digital elements.   
     
     
         12 . A system of  claim 11 , wherein the protected subnetwork and the protected sub-subnetwork are accessible via a anonymous access code. 
     
     
         13 . A system of  claim 11 , wherein the protected subnetwork and the protected sub-subnetwork are accessible via a anonymous address code. 
     
     
         14 . A system of  claim 11 , wherein the protected subnetwork and the protected sub-subnetwork are accessible via a anonymous username and password. 
     
     
         15 . A system of  claim 11 , wherein communication between a protected network provider and a possessor of a subnetwork protected device is accomplished by inserting at least one digital element that is unique to the system inserted into a communication code. 
     
     
         16 . A system of  claim 11 , wherein data exchanges on the protected subnetwork and protected sub-subnetwork with digital elements are stored in database. 
     
     
         17 . A system of  claim 11 , wherein digital elements on the protected subnetwork and protected sub-subnetwork are defined and placed in a digital element library database. 
     
     
         18 . A method to communicate on a protected internet network comprising:
 a. The steps of communicating on a protected internet network between a user and a protected internet network provider;   b. identifying the occurrence of a interaction between a user and a digital element;   c. accessing at least one digital element from a pre-existing library of said digital elements;   d. inserting the at least one said digital element interacted with into a pre-existing digital address code and a new digital address code;   e. recording the pre-existing and new digital address code;   f. recording the origin of the pre-existing digital address code;   g. recording the time, date and communication of the insertion of the new digital element into the new digital address code;   h. de-activating the pre-existing digital address code from active usage for communication;   i. activating the pre-existing digital address code as an alert code in which any usage of the pre-existing digital address code alerts a system operator of a possible unauthorized intrusion;   j. utilizing a pre-existing and a new digital element to initiate and control future communication;   k. testing for intrusions attempts by utilizing the the pre-existing digital address code activated as a alert code in sham communications; and   l. testing for commercial and social value in regards to relevance of the at least one new digital element in the context of a other digital element within a protected network that have been associated with a communication.   
     
     
         19 . The method of  claim 18 , where in a protected internet network is a private network.