File content
Should be encrypted on the device.
Research · not yet available
7IRIS Private Transfer is a one-time transfer plan with on-device encryption, a short code, and several levels of route protection.
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Content and keys should not reach 7IRIS. Network metadata can be reduced, but not eliminated.
Should be encrypted on the device.
Should not reach nodes in plaintext.
Each relay should know only the adjacent leg.
The code should expire after confirmed delivery.
Shortest and fastest route. Content is encrypted; infrastructure may see IP addresses, timing, and ciphertext size.
Several relays limit what each one can learn. No relay should see the full path.
Research covers 5–7 hops, layered encryption, uniform blocks, and random delays. Slower; only after an audit.
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In the planned flow, the sender should receive a short code and, after confirmed retrieval, the parts should enter a deletion queue.
No. It is research. The site accepts applications only for future Vault testing.
No. Access through 7IRIS should be one-time: after the first confirmed retrieval, the code will stop working. A saved copy will remain on the recipient’s device and under their control; 7IRIS will not have access to that device and cannot delete the file.