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Overview of the seven European Uptimeify probe locations after the July 2026 switch, with Zurich and Prague retired and Frankfurt and Paris new
Company

Platform Update July 2026: 27 changes, two of them ask something of you

New probe locations, a full data export, TCP port monitoring and a second SMS carrier: every change from July in one post.

Florian Zaskoku7 min read
Branded status page on a custom domain with a green operational status and uptime history
Security & Compliance

Status Pages on Your Own Domain & GDPR: What Agencies Should Know

How to run a status page on your own domain via CNAME, where the data sits, and what to communicate cleanly under GDPR, the factual guide for agencies.

Florian Zaskoku9 min read
Procurement checklist with a satisfied requirement for EU data processing without US sub-processors
Security & Compliance

Monitoring Without US Sub-Processors: The Advantage in B2B and Public-Sector Pitches

Why monitoring with no US sub-processor in the data chain is a verifiable advantage in bank and public-sector pitches, with a pitch playbook for regulated MSPs.

Florian Zaskoku10 min read
Map of Europe with nine Uptimeify monitoring locations in Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Poland and Finland
Security & Compliance

Monitoring Data in the EU: Why the Location of Your Polling Nodes Matters

Why EU polling and EU hosting simplify the GDPR case you make to your clients, and what the location of your monitoring nodes has to do with it.

Florian Zaskoku9 min read