Bandwidth is not advocating for a full deregulation or the rejection of the concept of Authorisations, as any such transition is highly unlikely to yield renewed end user trust in the communications eco-system that Europe needs.
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Bandwidth
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with a full position paper
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Their record over time
Bandwidth filed 3 positions between 10 Jul 2025 and 3 Mar 2026, across 2 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 3 times.
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What they argued
Bandwidths submission welcomes the broad scope of DG Homes Online Fraud initiative and argues strongly for a coordinated panEU (and ultimately global) framework that explicitly includes PECN/PECS and aligns with the proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA) and the future Office for Digital Networks (ODN).
We welcome the opportunity to share our views on DG Homes call for evidence relating to Online Fraud. Bandwidth is a global communications provider with significant presence in the EU27 served through our domestic Authorised entities that fall within our wholly owned subsidiary: Voxbone SA (incorporated in Belgium).
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