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epicenter.works - for digital rights filed 7 positions between 28 Jun 2024 and 5 Mar 2026, across 6 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 7 times.
Net Neutrality and Consumer Protection Focus Digital Networks Act: Quick Analysis 21. January 2026 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY On 21 January 2026, the European Commission released their proposal for the Digital Networks Act (DNA)1. This overhaul of the telecommunications regulatory framework has major impacts on net neutrality, consumer rights and the future of the open internet.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
https://epicenter.works/content/digital-networks-act-submission-in-the-call-for-evidence This Submission is also supported by the IT-Political Association of Denmark (EU transparency register number: 685809321315-95) and the digital rights NGO Initiative für Netzfreiheit (Austrian registration number: 675848645).
epicenter.works welcomes the European Commissions initiative. Cybersecurity is not merely a technical issue. It is a core pillar of democratic resilience, fundamental rights, and inclusive digitalisation. From our perspective, three key priorities must be at the heart of this revision (This is a shortened version for further details please see the Annex): 1.
epicenter.works appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback on the White Paper How to Master Europes Digital Infrastructure Needs?published on 21 February. Issues relating to the further development of network infrastructure and the importance of the concept of net neutrality for rights and freedoms of EU citizens have always been of particular interest to our organization.
Please find our analysis and amendments to this fourth batch of implementing acts from a privacy and consumer online and attached perspective: https://epicenter.works/content/eidas-amendments-to-the-implementing-acts-batch-4-rev8 The currents drafts fail to address critical outstanding privacy concerns in the EUDI Wallet and eIDAS ecosystem. In several respects, the situation would even deteriorate.
Please find our analysis and amendments to this fourth batch of implementing acts from a privacy and consumer online and attached perspective: https://epicenter.works/content/eidas-amendments-to-the-implementing-acts-batch-4-rev8 The currents drafts fail to address critical outstanding privacy concerns in the EUDI Wallet and eIDAS ecosystem. In several respects, the situation would even deteriorate.
Please find our analysis and amendments to this fourth batch of implementing acts from a privacy and consumer online and attached perspective: https://epicenter.works/content/eidas-amendments-to-the-implementing-acts-batch-4-rev8 The currents drafts fail to address critical outstanding privacy concerns in the EUDI Wallet and eIDAS ecosystem. In several respects, the situation would even deteriorate.
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