Stop Feeding Big Tech. Start building a legacy.

Reclaim your data, control how AI uses it, and build a durable family archive that outlives platforms.

Own Your Data

A practical framework to take back control from platforms.

AI on Your Terms

Clear rules for AI use of your content.

Legacy That Lasts

A “vault” method to preserve stories for generations.

Seven Channels. One Sovereign Life.

The 7C Framework intertwines your relationships, work, money, health, memory, and meaning, ensuring that your data and legacy remain under your control.

The Big Problem

Big Tech’s AI relies on our lives—clicks, locations, photos, and even “anonymised” traces. At scale, this transforms individuals into datasets, eroding privacy, security, and dignity.

How Consent Disappeared

Endless terms and conditions, along with misleading defaults, obscure genuine choice. Personal moments are fragmented into data points, scattered across platforms and monetised without proper consent.

Real-World Risks

Even “secure” or “anonymised” data can be re-identified through inference and reconstruction. Everyday devices quietly contribute to profiles, while breaches expose personal details.

Why Laws Lag

Platforms operate across borders and lobby intensely, outpacing slow and fragmented regulations. Without global, enforceable standards and transparency, individuals are left to bear the risk.

The Way Forward

Reclaim ownership: organise your data, set boundaries for AI, and build an Eternal Vault that your family can trust. Education, robust rights, and practical tools turn principles into protection.

Take Back Your Story. Protect What Lasts

Every click, photo, and message can vanish or be exploited. The Eternal Vault offers a new way forward: a vision for a human-first system that protects privacy, organizes life, and preserves a legacy that endures.

Built on the 7C Framework, this book lays the foundation for a digital ecosystem where individuals—not platforms—define ownership. It transforms overwhelm into awareness and invites thinkers, technologists, and creators to help shape the next phase of this idea into reality.

If you believe the future of data should belong to people—not corporations—join the movement. Together we can build a vault worthy of the generations to come.

About the author.

Harish Kumar Babry is an engineering and technology leader with over three decades of experience designing and managing complex telecom and infrastructure systems across the Middle East, Europe, and Asia.

Driven by a belief that technology should serve humanity, he created the 7C Framework—a philosophy for balancing digital life, privacy, and legacy. The Eternal Vault is the first step in turning that vision into reality.

He now invites innovators, designers, and thinkers to collaborate in building this next-generation system of trust and digital sovereignty.

As the author of The Eternal Vault, Harish challenges traditional views on data, AI, and digital sovereignty. With his blend of technical expertise and a human-centred perspective, he inspires readers to take control of their personal information and design a legacy that lasts for generations. His work goes beyond technology—it emphasises preserving the values, memories, and connections that define the human experience.

The 7C System is more than a framework — it’s a movement to reclaim what’s rightfully ours: our stories, our choices, and our digital selves.

In a world where Big Tech quietly owns fragments of our lives, the 7C Framework creates a secure, fenced digital space where every person governs their own data, legacy, and identity.

This vision is not about rejecting technology; it’s about preserving our humanity while harnessing it. The 7C System divides life into seven meaningful channels — from relationships and career to health, spirit, and legacy — helping each individual collect, protect, and pass on what truly matters.

Together, we can build a world where technology safeguards dignity, autonomy, and continuity — not exploitation.

“The future is still open. It depends on what we choose to protect.”

The Eternal Vault