'On the same address as pCloud AG there are 126 other active companies registered.

I am wondering if these two guys in Switzerland are able to manage the technical operations alone or if people from Bulgaria also have access to the productive systems? How would this affect the 'non-binding' 'Swiss Data Protection' promise?Īlso their location 'Baar' is a typical letterbox company place.Īt least they are an AG which means they should be liable for at least 100k CHF. It appears they have only two employees living in Switzerland. More information about selection of data centers available? Luxembourg is not that big in case of natural or infrastructural disasters like long term power outage. So the data is stored in 3 different data centers in Luxembourg? Even it is really stored in 3 different places. 'your files are stored on at least three server locations' while data seems to be only stored in Luxembourg. 'This information is intended for informational purposes only and is not as a binding commitment.' Well, how comes they are not confident in the information they write on their website? Also, 'Swiss laws which are strictest when it comes to a person’s data' is simply not true. I would believe they would have to follow the Swiss as well as the Luxembourg/EU law, not? Same applies for US DC locations. 'Swiss Data Protection' while the data is in Luxembourg? I don't get this claim. I don't even see a company name, a address or at least a person. Is it a company or just some people? This is also important for liability and trust. Who is behind it? I don't find other information than that they are based in Switzerland. pcloud looks OK but it also leaves me with many questions. I am thinking of which cloud storage to use in the future.

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