VICP

As representatives of the UER's archival branch, Vellin Institute Factors had near unlimited authority to inspect information, since any record within the UER's borders was within the VI's jurisdiction to view, document, index, summarize, classify and censor.

The VI had its own machine code level C protocol, VICP, which every licensed vuter component was mandated to recognize under UER law, and allowed the VI to discretely pass through all standard security measures, and control any device legally attached to the C.