mastodon 4.7.2The mailbox your email deserves—privacy-first and proudly based in the Netherlands/EU. We've been making email safer, simpler, and more enjoyable for over a decade.
Built for individuals, teams and businesses that value control and confidentiality, we believe email should respect your privacy and work for you, not against you.
Which email provider handles your municipality's official communications?
We built mxmap.nl to make that visible, all Dutch municipalities, mapped by email provider based on public DNS records.
Inspired by the Swiss original mxmap.ch by David Huser. We adapted it for the Netherlands. All credit for the concept goes to him.
Under the CLOUD Act, provider location matters. The map makes the current reality clear.
www.mxmap.nl
Euro-Office is making headlines and rightly so.
Soverin is proud to be part of the founding coalition: twelve European companies building a fully open source office suite under European law.
For us, this is the natural next step beyond a decade of sovereign email.
"We need to collaborate and connect. That's how we move forward, faster." — Diana Krieger, Soverin
European cloud providers hold just 13% of their home market. The rest? Hyperscalers under non-European jurisdiction.
The European Parliament is clear: regulation alone won't fix this. Europe needs procurement that actively chooses European solutions, money spent on Big Tech helps the US economy, not Europe's.
CADA (due 27 May) must make sovereignty the standard.
Sovereign communications starts with email.
soverin.com
Google emails 13-year-olds directly: "You can remove parental controls yourself."
No parental consent.
These kids grew up in Google's ecosystem: Gmail, Classroom, YouTube. At their most vulnerable, Google tells them to remove the last barrier to data access.
US law: protections vanish at 13. Europe: GDPR sets it at 16. Control matters. European email exists: no tracking, GDPR/NIS2 compliance built in.
Tweakers users built a guide to European software alternatives. Soverin is listed for email.
Digital sovereignty = reducing foreign infrastructure dependencies.
People want to know: where is my data, who controls it?
Act now and make the switch to a truly private mailbox.
The Wall Street Journal lists 25 critical issues with Microsoft Copilot (200K employees, €240bn revenue). Response? A shrug.
But Nextcloud (160 employees) faces: "Not user-friendly enough."
The double standard: autonomy and privacy traded for convenience.
Is Big Tech what you need ór just what you're used to?
Soverin offers European infrastructure, no vendor lock-in, sovereign data. Switching is easy.
Dutch organisations are worried—and they should be. Proximus NXT research reveals the gap:
- 70% want government investment in European cloud alternatives
- 31% don't trust Dutch government to protect business interests
- 64% fear geopolitical tensions endangering infrastructure
Awareness is high, action missing. Governments must define criteria, prioritise European solutions, secure exit strategies. Concern without action is risk. European infrastructure is the answer.
Trump v. Slaughter threatens EU-US data transfers. The Transatlantic Data Privacy Framework relies on "independent" US agencies—but the FTC's independence will fall. No independent US authority = Article 8(3) violation.
France is moving: 1.2M users migrated at Nextcloud Paris Enterprise Day. The question: How do we migrate from US platforms? European email under European law.
No US dependency. European alternatives aren't ideology—they're compliance.
Microsoft hands BitLocker encryption keys to authorities with warrants—about 20 requests annually. This isn't a breach. It's by design.
When keys sit in someone else's cloud, you're not in control. A third party decides who gets access, under foreign jurisdiction.
For NIS2 and GDPR compliance: Who controls your keys? Where are they stored? Which jurisdiction governs access?
European infrastructure. Your keys, your control.
Soverin was built after Snowden to give email back to its owners; the users.
12 years later: one privacy first, sovereign platform to manage every mail flow.
Live at CloudFest 2026, Booth A05.
Meet us there and claim your exclusive offer, book a meeting via https://suite.sover.in/apps/calendar/appointment/erkBj7jkF4mN
Reed more on where Soverin came from, what we've built and why it matters more than ever in our blog via https://lavv.us/blog/soverin/one-platform-to-rule-all-your-mailflows
Email isn't just infrastructure. It's continuity, trust, the one system you cannot afford to lose control over.
Geopolitics didn't create this problem. It exposed it.
Most email still runs on platforms built elsewhere, governed elsewhere, watched by interests that aren't your own.
Is your infrastructure ready for what comes next?
Meet us at CloudFest
soverin.com/cloudfest
#CloudFest #DigitalSovereignty #NIS2 #GDPR #EuropeanWeatherCloud
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Digital sovereignty isn't a slogan. It's about who controls the systems that keep you running.
At @CloudFest 2026, Soverin + @LeafCloud are bringing a New Dawn for Digital Sovereignty & Sustainability to life at Booth A05 (March 24–26).
The shift is already happening. Come see what we're building.
📚 Follow our journey: https://lavv.us/blog/soverin
👉 Meet us at CloudFest: https://suite.sover.in/apps/calendar/appointment/erkBj7jkF4mN
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Phishing and outdated software: still the biggest cybersecurity risks in 2025.
Fortinet's report shows record automated attacks.
Fatal combination: phishing opens the door, unpatched systems keep attackers inside.
At Soverin: privacy-first email with built-in protection—DMARC, DKIM, SPF, DANE as standard.
Email should be a fortress, not an open door.
