Capability 04 · Complete User Digital Sovereignty

Your memory and AI twin belong entirely to you, not the platform

In many AI products, user data and persona models belong to the platform — which can modify or shut them down, leaving the user with no control. NexMe「Aetern」 returns full control to the individual.

Why It Matters

A four-dimensional granular authorization matrix: you decide which material and which twin is accessible to whom. Third-party material strictly protected. Full export supported. Destroy twins and memory at any time with audit certificates. All AI-generated content is force-labeled.

Illustration Placeholder · Concept Visual
My memory, locked, authorized, and destroyed by my own hand

At center: a glowing digital vault containing the user’s memory fragments, persona models and authorization records. The vault is opened by the user’s fingerprint or identity light beam, surrounded by permission rings: who can view, who can train, who can access, for how long. Next to it: three clear action icons for Export, Destroy, and View Logs.

Visual keywords: Digital vault · permission rings · fingerprint auth · export · destroy · audit log · user sovereignty

Emotion: Trustworthy, secure, in control

How to Use · Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Enter the Permission Center — Open Sovereignty & Permissions in your personal settings page. Here you can view all material, persona twins, and external authorization records.
  2. Granular access permissions — For each memory fragment and each persona twin, set: whether it can be used for AI training, which contacts can access it, and for what time period. Modify or revoke anytime.
  3. Third-party material auto-protection — If your photos or chat logs include other people, after system detection: without the person’s confirmed authorization, that material is viewable only by you and barred from AI twin training.
  4. Data and twin export — You can initiate export at any time: export raw memory material, export persona snapshot backup files, and save them to your local device.
  5. Destruction — Partial destruction: delete a single material fragment or a single stage persona. Full account deactivation: all memories and all AI twins are destroyed, and the system outputs a destruction audit certificate.
  6. View audit logs — All persona generation, authorization changes, and destruction operations leave logs; review them anytime.

Real-world Examples

Example · Closing twin external access

A user doesn’t want their mid-life stage persona accessed by family. In the permission center they close all external permissions for that twin. Later, to completely clear everything, they execute account deactivation and receive the destruction certificate.

FAQ

Can platform administrators view my private memories?

Protected by encryption. Without user authorization, operations personnel cannot access your private material or twin conversation content.

After I export a backup, does the platform still keep a copy?

Exporting does not equal deleting. After export, you can manually choose whether to delete the corresponding content on the platform.

How are AI-generated voice and avatars labeled?

All output content is force-labeled AI-generated content, complying with deep-synthesis regulatory requirements.

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