A method (500, 600), comprising: establishing (530, 630) a primary hover point designation for a first member of a set of objects (210, 220, 230, 310, 312, 410, 412, 414, 416, 980, 990), where members of the set of objects are at least partially present in a hover-space (150, 970) associated with an input/output interface (110, 300, 400, 950) associated with an apparatus; establishing (540, 640) a non-primary hover point designation for a second, different member of the set of objects, wherein the establishing (530, 630) of the primary hover point designation and the establishing (540, 640) of the non-primary hover point designation is based on whether characterization data produced by a first logic of the apparatus is associated with an object associated with the primary hover point designation or with the non-primary hover point designation; establishing and maintaining a relationship between the object and the primary hover point designation for the input/output interface (110, 300, 400, 950) based, at least in part, on the characterization data by a second logic of the apparatus; and selectively controlling (550, 650) how the input/output interface (110, 300, 400, 950) processes actions performed by members of the set of objects based, at least in part, on the primary hover point designation and the non-primary hover point designation, wherein the selectively controlling (550, 650) comprises: controlling how the input/output interface (110, 300, 400, 950) handles input actions from the object as a function of the relationship, controlling the input/output interface to selectively accept input actions from the object when the relationship identifies the object as being associated with the primary hover point designation, and controlling the input/output interface to selectively ignore input actions from the object when the relationship identifies the object as not being associated with the primary hover point designation. establishing (530, 630) a primary hover point designation for a first member of a set of objects (210, 220, 230, 310, 312, 410, 412, 414, 416, 980, 990), where members of the set of objects are at least partially present in a hover-space (150, 970) associated with an input/output interface (110, 300, 400, 950) associated with an apparatus; establishing (540, 640) a non-primary hover point designation for a second, different member of the set of objects, wherein the establishing (530, 630) of the primary hover point designation and the establishing (540, 640) of the non-primary hover point designation is based on whether characterization data produced by a first logic of the apparatus is associated with an object associated with the primary hover point designation or with the non-primary hover point designation; establishing and maintaining a relationship between the object and the primary hover point designation for the input/output interface (110, 300, 400, 950) based, at least in part, on the characterization data by a second logic of the apparatus; and selectively controlling (550, 650) how the input/output interface (110, 300, 400, 950) processes actions performed by members of the set of objects based, at least in part, on the primary hover point designation and the non-primary hover point designation, wherein the selectively controlling (550, 650) comprises: controlling how the input/output interface (110, 300, 400, 950) handles input actions from the object as a function of the relationship, controlling the input/output interface to selectively accept input actions from the object when the relationship identifies the object as being associated with the primary hover point designation, and controlling the input/output interface to selectively ignore input actions from the object when the relationship identifies the object as not being associated with the primary hover point designation. controlling how the input/output interface (110, 300, 400, 950) handles input actions from the object as a function of the relationship, controlling the input/output interface to selectively accept input actions from the object when the relationship identifies the object as being associated with the primary hover point designation, and controlling the input/output interface to selectively ignore input actions from the object when the relationship identifies the object as not being associated with the primary hover point designation.