Given the acquisition of Terrahost by Epik, the best guess is yes, assuming that Epik wanted to look at these data for some reason.

Nevertheless, I hope nothing but positive and good outcomes for both @terrahost and Epik!

AFAIK nobody doubts @terrahost being a fine provider with nice and attractive products. But still congrats re. 99.9998% uptime.

(Quote)

(Quote)

(Quote)

also @terrahost please confirm that @RobMonster is actually THEY guy, not we getting trolled or @RobMonster please verify it somehow - tweet, facebook, epik webiste, anything with that lovely checkmar

(Quote)

Welcome @RobMonster! Congratulations to you and @terrahost!

@terrahost @RobMonster congratulations.

Congratulations! @terrahost

(Quote)

Rob Monster here - I am founder and CEO of Epik Holdings, the parent of Terrahost. Those of you who are reporting solid network performance like @jahrinc know that it comes from sweating the details.

Maybe I should have been clearer and say that FDE raises the effort considerably for unauthorized persons from accessing your data, even for VMs. I honestly don't think Terrahost or Epik would spend t

If the contract is signed with Terrahost AS (as it's still the case) the company is bound to respect the GDPR. IF they transfer personal customer data to Epik (no reason to, not even for Epik as it ca

(Quote)

I believe Terrahost is, and will always be, responsible for their own customers data despite being the acquiree, and now having a parent company.

congratulations @terrahost

But, sorry for unnerving you, but it's a very important question: Does Epik have any access to the data of terrahost's customers?

If a DMCA subpoena is issued for Epik, will it work for Terrahost?