Omninet Encoding ID

An Omninet Encoding ID, or OEID for short, is a piece of the Omninet protocol, the communication system used across the civilizations of the Orion arm of the galaxy.
Specifically, an OEID is attached to any piece of information created on and flowing through the Omninet. It is a bitflag assembly representing different relevant states of a communique, such as if it ever reached its recipient, or if it was auto-generated by an NHP. 
These are represented by a single byte of data, 8 bits, that each represent a different status (0 being false and 1 being true). This is then translated into Hexadecimal and attached to every Omninet communique.
Below are examples of OEIDs and a detailed description of each field and its relevance.

Example 1: OEID = 0x58
Translates to binary 0101 1000
This communique was encrypted, auto-generated, and read by someone, despite not being delivered to its intended recipient and not being sent out over the Omninet.

Example 2: OEID = 0x0B
Translates to binary 0000 1011
This communique was auto-generated, was opened, was not received by the intended recipient, but was sent out over the Omninet and was copied off the local machine.

Example 3: OEID = 0x00
Translates to binary 0000 0000
This communique only exists as a local file. It has never left or been copied from the local machine.

Below is the list of fields present in an OEID, what they represent, and how they are set.

Index	Value	Description	Trigger Condition	Example OEID using only this element
0	CPY	Local Copy Made	A copy of this communique was made on the machine it was authored on.	0x01 (0000 0001)
1	SNT	Sent over the Omninet	When the communique is sent out towards at least one external Omninet node.	0x02 (0000 0010)
2	RCV	Received by Listed Recipient(s)	When the intended recipient's Omninet-connected device receives the communique.	0x04 (0000 0100)
3	OPN	Opened	When the communique is opened and read, requiring human interaction. This is often the intended recipient, but isn't always so.	0x08 (0000 1000)
4	GEN	Auto-generated message	The communique was generated by a VI, comp/con, or NHP.	0x10 (0001 0000)
5	DEL	Message deleted	The communique was deleted (presumably now recovered) from the machine that this copy was read from.	0x20 (0010 0000)
6	SEC	Message securely encrypted	This communique was securely encrypted, preventing (most) interception or decoding, regardless if it was sent or not.	0x40 (0100 0000)
7	VPO	Verified Point of Origin	The origin Omninet-connected machine is registered as a Union tracked and registered device.	0x80 (1000 0000)