You - and only the people you grant access to - can see your data. No one else.
All data is stored in the Netherlands and is therefore protected by the strict GDPR regulations, among the strongest data protection and privacy laws in the world.
GDPR
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) sets a high standard for data protection and privacy rights across the European Union (EU). It requires organisations to obtain explicit consent before collecting personal data, ensure transparency in how data is used, and grant individuals the right to access, correct or delete their information. Importantly, GDPR applies to any organisation processing the data of EU residents, regardless of where the organisation is based - making it one of the most influential privacy frameworks worldwide.
USA PATRIOT Act
In contrast, the United States has no single federal law equivalent to the GDPR. Its data and privacy laws are fragmented and sector-specific. The USA PATRIOT Act, enacted after the September 11 attacks, expanded surveillance powers for U.S. law enforcement and intelligence agencies. It allows government access to personal data under certain circumstances - often without the individual’s knowledge - raising ongoing concerns about privacy and civil liberties.