I know a thing or two about zivver as i used to hangout with an early eng who was a scala dev.

Idea was end to end encryption. So technically, the new org should not have access to customer data. Company hit gold in the netherlands during covid whe reports had to sent out to users digitally and was always encrypted in EU due to regulations.

It could be different behind the scene. It does not look good for the netherlands where digital sovereignty is the key topic these days.

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astrobe_ a day ago | parent [-]

Do you know if the encryption scheme covers metadata? For instance, who sends something to who.

	▲	yupyupyups a day ago \| parent [-]
		Doesn't matter. All of this stuff, servers included, need to be based on open source, maintained to a large part by European engineers, and hosted in the EU by people with security clearence. It makes NO sense whatsoever to risk this sensitive data getting stolen.