Video Conferencing Software Hosted in Germany

3 video conferencing tools hosted in Germany, compliant with Bundesdatenschutzgesetz (BDSG).

GDPR & Video Conferencing

Video conferencing captures some of the most intimate business data imaginable: face-to-face conversations, screen shares of confidential documents, and recorded meetings that may contain sensitive personnel or client discussions. Under GDPR, this audiovisual data is personal data, and call recordings constitute particularly sensitive processing. When your video calls are routed through US-owned infrastructure, meeting metadata and recordings may be accessible to foreign authorities under the CLOUD Act. European video conferencing providers process all media streams through EU-based servers, ensuring that your call content, participant lists, chat logs, and recordings remain under GDPR protection. Many also offer end-to-end encryption, so even the service provider cannot access the content of your calls.

Data Protection in Germany

Video Conferencing data hosted in Germany is protected under Bundesdatenschutzgesetz (BDSG), which implements the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This ensures your video conferencing data stays under European jurisdiction and cannot be compelled for disclosure under non-EU law.