Abstract: Techniques are provided for generating groups of filtering rules. A priority list of filtering rules having a highest indicator of frequency of utilization among the filtering rules from the plurality of lists is determined from a plurality of lists of filtering rules. The priority list of filtering rules is transmitted to a mobile device. Each of remaining lists of filtering rules that have not been transmitted to the mobile device is divided into a plurality of parts. A plurality of groups of filtering rules is generated based on frequency of utilization within each of the remaining lists of filtering rules. Each generated group contains at most one part of each remaining list of filtering rules.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for generating groups of filtering rules. A priority list of filtering rules having a highest indicator of frequency of utilization among the filtering rules from the plurality of lists is determined from a plurality of lists of filtering rules. The priority list of filtering rules is transmitted to a mobile device. Each of remaining lists of filtering rules that have not been transmitted to the mobile device is divided into a plurality of parts. A plurality of groups of filtering rules is generated based on frequency of utilization within each of the remaining lists of filtering rules. Each generated group contains at most one part of each remaining list of filtering rules.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for downloading of filtering rules from a remote server onto a mobile device. A priority list is determined from lists of filtering rules, the priority list having a highest indicator of frequency of actuation of the filtering rules from the lists. The filtering rules are designated for use by a first application on the mobile device. The priority list is transmitted to the mobile device with the aid of a second application, the second application on the mobile device being a provider of the filtering rules for the first application. Each of the remaining lists of filtering rules are divided into parts. Groups of filtering rules are generated based on frequency of actuation within each of the remaining lists of filtering rules, each group having not more than one part of each remaining list of filtering rules.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods and computer program products for motivating and rewarding a student to study new subjects by controlling student's access to an electronic device based on results of studying. An example method includes generating, by a hardware processor, an exercise for a user based on a learning criteria; associating the exercise with an access control policy for at least one user's device; providing the exercise to the user and receiving a user's answer to the exercise; determining based on the user's answer whether to apply or not apply to the user's device the access control policy associated with the exercise; and based on the determination whether to apply or not apply the access control policy to the user's device, controlling or not controlling access of the user to the user's device.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for downloading of filtering rules from a remote server onto a mobile device. A priority list is determined from lists of filtering rules, the priority list having a highest indicator of frequency of actuation of the filtering rules from the lists. The filtering rules are designated for use by a first application on the mobile device. The priority list is transmitted to the mobile device with the aid of a second application, the second application on the mobile device being a provider of the filtering rules for the first application. Each of the remaining lists of filtering rules are divided into parts. Groups of filtering rules are generated based on frequency of actuation within each of the remaining lists of filtering rules, each group having not more than one part of each remaining list of filtering rules.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for downloading of filtering rules onto a mobile device. The described technique includes determining, from among at least two lists of filtering rules intended for downloading onto a mobile device, a priority sublist with a high indicator of frequency of actuation of the filtering rules from the list. The priority list is downloaded onto the mobile device. Each of the remaining non-downloaded lists of filtering rules is broken up into parts of a certain size, and a set of groups of filtering rules is formed, in each of whose groups is placed not more than one part of each remaining non-downloaded list of filtering rules. The groups of filtering rules are downloaded onto the mobile device with a certain interval of time until said formed set of groups is fully downloaded.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for modeling behavior of game elements during a remote game between at least two users. The system includes a positioning module configured to determine parameters for at least two game elements representing physical objects, and game manipulators that detect a physical action performed by a user in order to exert a force action on at least one game element and calculate one or more physical parameters characterizing the physical action. The system further includes a module for performing force actions that determines the game element to be subject to the detected physical action and perform a force action on the determined game element. The system further includes a control module that determines behavior parameters for the game elements characterizing a change in state of the game elements, and a visualization module that generates a behavior model of the game elements.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for downloading of filtering rules onto a mobile device. The described technique includes determining, from among at least two lists of filtering rules intended for downloading onto a mobile device, a priority sublist with a high indicator of frequency of actuation of the filtering rules from the list. The priority list is downloaded onto the mobile device. Each of the remaining non-downloaded lists of filtering rules is broken up into parts of a certain size, and a set of groups of filtering rules is formed, in each of whose groups is placed not more than one part of each remaining non-downloaded list of filtering rules. The groups of filtering rules are downloaded onto the mobile device with a certain interval of time until said formed set of groups is fully downloaded.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for modeling behavior of game elements during a remote game between at least two users. The system includes a positioning module configured to determine parameters for at least two game elements representing physical objects, and game manipulators that detect a physical action performed by a user in order to exert a force action on at least one game element and calculate one or more physical parameters characterizing the physical action. The system further includes a module for performing force actions that determines the game element to be subject to the detected physical action and perform a force action on the determined game element. The system further includes a control module that determines behavior parameters for the game elements characterizing a change in state of the game elements, and a visualization module that generates a behavior model of the game elements.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods and computer program products for motivating and rewarding a student to study new subjects by controlling student's access to an electronic device based on results of studying. An example method includes generating, by a hardware processor, an exercise for a user based on a learning criteria; associating the exercise with an access control policy for at least one user's device; providing the exercise to the user and receiving a user's answer to the exercise; determining based on the user's answer whether to apply or not apply to the user's device the access control policy associated with the exercise; and based on the determination whether to apply or not apply the access control policy to the user's device, controlling or not controlling access of the user to the user's device.