Sovereignty Scan
Geprüfte Domain: telekom.com
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Sovereignty Scan
Scanning domain: telekom.com
We are checking DNS, hosting, detected tools and EU alternatives. Large sites can take a moment on the first request.
5 of 6 detected tools fall under ( reach).
We show the 3 easiest switches with matching EU alternatives.
Assessment
Significant risk. Significantly improvable with 1–3 switches.
Personal Data
MittelContact, appointment and customer data in US tools.
Marketing Data
MittelTracking, email lists, conversion data.
Infrastructure
MittelHosting, CDN, DNS and email delivery.
The 3 biggest levers for telekom.com
Sorted by impact per effort. The first switch typically delivers more than the next two combined.
CRM · Salesforce Inc. (US)
CRM- und Marketing-Automation über Salesforce (US).
More than a fine
Fines make headlines, but rarely balance sheets. They arrive late, selectively, and are negotiable. What US tools cost you sooner is the sum of lost tenders, suspicious enterprise clients, a growing audit backlog, personal liability for your management, and a tool that could be shut down tomorrow with a single executive order.
Procurement
Federal, state, and enterprise procurement now make "EU hosting" and "CLOUD Act-free" knockout criteria. A single US tool in your stack is enough for disqualification — without ever making the shortlist.
by 2027
Federal administration sovereignty roadmap (BMI, "Sovereign IT 2027")
Trust & Churn
Since Schrems II, every serious procurement department checks the DPA annex. A US logo under "subprocessor" means a renewal negotiation — or a lost deal you never see as a lost deal.
73%
of GDPR-aware B2B buyers check subprocessors (Gartner, 2024)
Operational Burden
Every US tool requires its own Data Protection Impact Assessment, Standard Contractual Clauses, and a Transfer Impact Assessment. With every subprocessor change, the audit cycle restarts — usually unnoticed.
8–16 h
effort per tool and audit cycle, recurring
Management Liability
Under corporate governance law, those who ignore the state of the art are liable with personal assets, not the company treasury. D&O insurance regularly excludes GDPR intent and gross negligence.
Personal assets
of management in case of damage
Geopolitics
CLOUD Act, OFAC sanctions, a new Schrems ruling: when Washington pulls the plug, there is no transition period. Real precedent: in 2025, Microsoft blocked International Criminal Court accounts on US orders.
0 days
transition period for US embargo or account lockout
And when the authority does knock
Authorities in Germany investigate slowly but increasingly systematically. The expected value is lower than the headline, but the reach is not.
€50,000
realistic risk · max. €200,000 (Art. 83 (5) GDPR, up to 4% of annual revenue)
Detected Tools · 6 found
| Tool | Category | Hosting | Owner | Risk | EU Alternative |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Salesforce SPF → _spf.salesforce.com | CRM | Salesforce Hyperforce | Salesforce Inc. US · CLOUD Act DPF | Hoch | |
 Amazon Web Services Reverse-DNS → ec2-18-195-53-104.eu-central-1.compute.amazonaws.com | Hosting / Compute | AWS (Region je nach IP) | Amazon Web Services Inc. US · CLOUD Act DPF | Mittel | |
 Fastly HTTP-Header via → 1.1 varnish (Varnish/6.0) | CDN | Fastly Edge (Global) | Fastly Inc. US · CLOUD Act | Mittel | |
Google Maps JS-Bundle → //maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js | Analytics | Google Cloud | Google Maps Global | Niedrig | |
Microsoft Mail Sending SPF → spf.protection.outlook.com | Ausgehender E-Mail-Versand | Azure (Global) | Microsoft Corp. US · CLOUD Act DPF | Hoch | |
Tealium Skript / Iframe → utag.js | Tag Management | AWS US | Tealium Inc. US · CLOUD Act | Mittel |
Salesforce
CRM
EU Alternative
+2Amazon Web Services
Hosting / Compute
EU Alternative
+2Microsoft Mail Sending
Ausgehender E-Mail-Versand
EU Alternative
+2Eight pages: legal classification per tool, migration effort, prioritized roadmap. Ready to use in the boardroom or with your Data Protection Officer.
The DPO decides on DPAs, TIAs, and subprocessor approvals. With one click, they receive a compact summary of this scan, directly in their inbox.
Share Kit · for LinkedIn, X, TikTok & more
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Suggested text
I just ran telekom.com through meetergo's Sovereignty Scan. Result: Grade D (40/100). 5 of 6 detected tools fall under US jurisdiction (CLOUD Act reach). Detected US tools: Salesforce, Amazon Web Services, Fastly, Google Maps + 1 more. The score is a risk indicator, not a GDPR verdict — but exactly the overview I want on the table at the next third-country transfer discussion. How sovereign is your own web stack?
Ends with a question on purpose — the algorithm likes questions.
Trust page, footer, RFP response. Updates automatically after every re-scan. Clicking the image opens the full report.
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meetergo
Lite-CRM mit Kontakten, Notizen und Pipeline, direkt mit Buchungen verknüpft.
Ausgehender E-Mail-Versand · Microsoft Corp. (US)
Ausgehende E-Mails laufen über Microsoft 365 (US).DPF notice: Vendor is listed in the . Third-country transfer is covered, but exposure remains.
Instead
CleverReach
Deutsche E-Mail-Plattform mit DSGVO-Standardprozessen.
Hosting / Compute · Amazon Web Services Inc. (US)
Hosting / Backend läuft auf AWS (US-Konzern), auch EU-Regionen unterliegen dem CLOUD Act.DPF notice: Vendor is listed in the . Third-country transfer is covered, but exposure remains.
Instead
Hetzner
Server in Falkenstein und Nürnberg, hochwertig und günstig.
6entries
5TIAs
6DPAs
Legal basis: GDPR Art. 28, 30, 44 ff. · EDPB Recommendations 01/2020 (Schrems II).
Sorted by effort. Expand a row for details.
CRM
CRM-Migration via natives Export-Tool oder API; Kontakte, Deals, Properties bleiben erhalten. Aufwand entsteht durch Workflow-Rebuild.
Time-to-Value: 2–6 Wochen
Analytics
Tag austauschen, Goals/Ziele neu konfigurieren, ggf. Daten via API/BigQuery für Vergleichsperiode exportieren.
Time-to-Value: 1–2 Wochen
Ausgehender E-Mail-Versand
API-Endpoint umbiegen, DKIM/SPF auf den neuen Sender anpassen, E-Mail-Templates portieren. DKIM-Validierung ist der pfadkritische Schritt.
Time-to-Value: 1–2 Wochen
Tag Management
Container-Export aus dem alten TMS, Import in den EU-Ersatz (z.B. Matomo Tag Manager); Trigger und Variablen prüfen.
Time-to-Value: 3–5 Werktage
Hosting / Compute
DevOps-Projekt: IaC (Terraform/Pulumi) auf europäischen Anbieter migrieren, Daten via Transfer-Service, am Ende DNS-Cutover. Greenfield-Workloads sind schneller als Migrationen.
Time-to-Value: 2–6 Monate
CDN
DNS auf neuen CDN umstellen (TTL vorher senken), Cache-Regeln und WAF-Policies portieren, Origin-IPs ggf. neu verstecken.
Time-to-Value: 1–2 Wochen
Fastest lever: Booking & lead routing. Infrastructure (hosting, DNS, CDN) is a separate project.
Operational Signals
Five operational signals that any DNS resolver or TLS handshake exposes. They show who's behind the domain — even when the brand promises something different.
Cookies the server sets on the very first visit, before anyone clicks a cookie banner.
Cryptographic DNS response signature against spoofing attacks.
Encrypts the connection between browser and website.
Who actually owns the website's IP address. Shows the real hosting corporation, even if the contractual partner is different.
Hostname the IP points back to. Often reveals the actual hosting provider, even when the brand name suggests otherwise.
Capped per bucket, low-confidence hits weighted half, EU vendors not deducted.
Total deductions: −59.6 · Sovereignty bonus: +0
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No critical category covered by an EU vendor.
The Sovereignty Scan evaluates publicly accessible signals (homepage and legal page HTML, DNS, MX, SPF, and ASN data) and compares them against our database of approximately 3,000 vendors. The mapping of tools to owners and jurisdictions is based on public sources (legal notices, privacy policies, Wappalyzer, RIPE/ARIN registrations) and is intended as a first indication at the time of evaluation, not a legally binding assessment.
The A–E grade is a risk indicator, not a GDPR compliance verdict. For a concrete GDPR assessment — especially regarding Data Processing Agreements (DPA), Standard Contractual Clauses (SCC), and Transfer Impact Assessments (TIA) — please consult your Data Protection Officer or external legal counsel. meetergo makes no claim as to whether a specific vendor can be used in a GDPR-compliant manner in any particular use case.
Correction & Response: If you are the domain owner, Data Protection Officer, or press office of the assessed domain and the signals shown here do not reflect your current tool configuration, we welcome corrections and will update the listing promptly after review.