For SaleMobile & Telecommunications
System and Method for Controlling, Monitoring and Recording of Wireless Communications in Penal Institutions
US 8,478,234, US 9,271,145 and US 9,794,788 and 1 further US patent, assigned to Brian Francis Byrne, cover the systems and methods of monitoring, controlling and providing incoming and outgoing telecommunications services to persons incarcerated in penal facilities, and are available for sale through IPApproach.
- US Patents
- 4 granted
- Assignee
- Brian Francis Byrne
- Availability
- For Sale
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Technology Highlights
- Provides a fairer, safer and less corruption-prone alternative to prison telephone systems commonly in use.
- Detainees may not have to be physically moved to place and receive calls as they must be in the case of public phones in prisons, an enhancement to detainee and penal employee safety.
- Detainees therefore do not have to wait in line for phones, a situation that may create increased tension between detainees being in close physical proximity to each other.
- Detainees are able to engage in calls in safety and privacy of their living quarters.
- Detainees are able to receive incoming calls, which is generally not possible with existing prison phone systems.
- Detainees are relieved of the burden of making collect calls that are often very expensive to the party accepting charges.
Overview
The technology disclosed provides the following advantages,
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Listing updated August 21, 2026
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