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So Sovereign Cloud SA — 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31

Generated 2026-10-15T23:32:37Z · current information as of 2026-10-15 · Ledger head #117 sha256:0b9ca3845bde415c… · signed manifest · JSON
29government & authority requests
1-2from third countries (outside CH, EU, EEA)
41.4–48.3 %of decided requests resulting in disclosure or action
80abuse notices & own-initiative measures

Government and authority requests

Counts between 1 and 2 are shown as a range to protect customer confidentiality. Zero is always exact. A breakdown is withheld when its ranges could be resolved by subtracting from the published total; rates are shown as a range and medians omitted when they would reveal small counts.

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CountryRequestsDisclosed / actionedRejected
CH1769
DE51-21-2
FR41-21-2
AT1-21-20
US third country1-201-2
53accounts specified
24.0 hmedian time to respond

By outcome

Actioned1-2
Disclosed full1-2
Disclosed partial10
No data held1-2
Pending0
Rejected13
Withdrawn1-2

By authority type

Withheld to protect small counts.

By request kind

Withheld to protect small counts.

Data category (content vs non-content)

Both0
Content10
Non-content (metadata, subscriber info)18
None0

Customer notification

Withheld to protect small counts.

Third-country requests

Requests from authorities outside CH, EU, EEA, e.g. under the US CLOUD Act. Under Data Act Art. 32(5) the customer is informed before compliance, except for law-enforcement confidentiality.

Outcome (third-country)

Actioned0
Disclosed full0
Disclosed partial0
No data held0
Pending0
Rejected1-2
Withdrawn0

Customer notification (third-country)

Not applicable0
Not notified (legal prohibition)0
Not notified (other reason)0
Notified after disclosure0
Notified before disclosure1-2

Abuse notices and own-initiative measures

2.0 hmedian time to action

By source

Art. 16 notice59
Other notification0
Own initiative10
Trusted flagger11

By category (non-zero)

Withheld to protect small counts.

By action

Account suspended7
Account terminated0
Disabled15
Forwarded to customer44
None7
Removed7
Restricted0

DSA Art. 15 figures (exact, template-aligned CSV): identification · Member State orders · notices · own initiative (illegal) · own initiative (T&C) · qualitative · notes

Subprocessors

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NamePurposeLocationsSince
Franc Fort Payments SACard payment processingCH2026-10-01
Helpdesk Helden GmbHSecond-level support (no data access by default)DE2025-09-01
Pigeon Post AGTransactional e-mail and SMSCH, AT2025-03-01

Changes in this period

EffectiveChangeNameNotice given
2026-05-01updatePigeon Post AG2026-04-01
2026-10-01addFranc Fort Payments SA2026-09-01

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Infrastructure jurisdiction

See also the EU Data Act Art. 28 disclosure.

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ZoneLocationLegal entityData-centre operatorServices
ch-lmn-1Geneva, CHSo Sovereign Cloud SA (CH)Lac Léman Datacentre SA (CH)compute, object-storage, kubernetes
ch-uet-1Zurich, CHSo Sovereign Cloud SA (CH)Uetliberg Rechenzentrum AG (CH)compute, object-storage
de-mai-1Frankfurt, DESo Sovereign Cloud SA (CH)Mainhattan Colocation GmbH (DE)compute, object-storage

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