Telefónica supports the core objective of the Digital Omnibus: simplifying Europes digital regulatory environment. To achieve this ambition, the company urges the co legislators to refine key provisions of the Data Act, clarify critical aspects of the GDPR, clarify some aspects of the functioning of the Single Point of Entry and fully repeal the outdated ePrivacy Directive.
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Telefonica, S.A.
Company · Spain · EU Transparency Register 52431421-12
21
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Among the 1210 companies & groups on this site, they rank #61 by legislative files engaged, a count of participation, not a measure of influence.
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- Connect Europe https://connecteurope.org/
- GSMA Europe : https://www.gsma.com/gsmaeurope/
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Their record over time
Telefonica, S.A. filed 21 positions between 29 Apr 2021 and 7 Sept 2026, across 16 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 21 times.
2021 · 3 filed2023 · 1 filed2024 · 1 filed2025 · 5 filed2026 · 11 filed
What they argued
Executive Summary Telefónica supports the European Commissions efforts to deliver a clear, proportionate, and workable AI regulatory framework and welcomes the AI Digital Omnibus as an important step toward legal certainty and simplification. To ensure effective implementation of the AI Act, Telefónica highlights five overarching priorities. 1.
Overview Telefónica welcomes the European Commissions Digital Omnibus initiative to simplify the EUs digital regulatory framework. However, Telefónica urges the European Commission to adopt a more ambitious and balanced approach to regulatory simplification. Key Recommendations: 1.
Telefónica welcomes the proposals overall objective of promoting innovative European satellite connectivity solutions, including future Direct-to-Device (D2D) services. The proposal rightly recognises the complementary role that satellite connectivity can play alongside terrestrial networks.
The DNA has the potential to become a cornerstone of Europes digital and industrial strategy. However, its success fundamentally depends on delivering an effective and investment-oriented spectrum framework. Without substantial improvements ensuring that spectrum provisions are robust, predictable and immediately applicable, the DNA will not meet the needs of the sector, and its overall impact will remain limited.
Telefónicas Position on the Digital Networks Act (DNA): A Call for Bold Reform Telefónica welcomes the European Commissions (EC) initiative to establish the DNA. While supporting the ECs ambition to foster investment, innovation, and competitiveness, Telefónica stresses that only a bold and comprehensive overhaul can address the structural and economic challenges facing the sector.
Telefonica welcomes the European Commissions initiative to review and simplify the EU Taxonomy Climate Delegated Act. Considering the points raised during the Information and technology Reality Check session on 26/09/25, we have the following recommendations: - Simplify technical screening criteria in line with current simplification efforts on other activities.
The European Union faces a strategic crossroads regarding the adoption and development of open-source technologies for cloud services. While open source has become a global driver of innovation, competition, and technological independence, Europe currently plays a limited role in leading major open source projects.
Executive Summary: Telefonica's Position on Geo-blocking Regulation and Audiovisual Services Telefonica welcomes the opportunity to provide comments on the Geo-blocking Regulation and Audiovisual Services. As per the information included in our attached position paper, Telefonica emphasizes the importance of excluding audiovisual services from the Geo-blocking Regulation (GBR).
Connect Europe and GSMA Europe’s views on the Revised Cybersecurity Act (CSA2) May 2026 Connect Europe and GSMA Europe1, representing the views of European telecommunications operators in Europe, would like to share, in the following paragraphs, their detailed reactions to the Cybersecurity Package, including the proposal for a revised Cybersecurity Act (CSA2) and amendments to the Network and Information Security…
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
Connect Europe and GSMA Europe’s views on the Revised Cybersecurity Act (CSA2) May 2026 Connect Europe and GSMA Europe1, representing the views of European telecommunications operators in Europe, would like to share, in the following paragraphs, their detailed reactions to the Cybersecurity Package, including the proposal for a revised Cybersecurity Act (CSA2) and amendments to the Network and Information Security…
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
ID Register: 52431421-12 TELEFÓNICA COMMENTS ON EUROPEAN COMMISSION’s INCEPTION IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR A DATA ACT June 2021 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Telefónica supports the overall objective of the creation of a European model fostering data sharing and re-use across sectors and Member States.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
Telefónica welcomes the European Commissions White Paper (WP) How to master Europes digital infrastructure needs? and the opportunity to provide feedback. The WP recognizes the challenges the telecom sector is facing in Europe and rightly considers broadening the objectives of the regulatory framework beyond end-user protection and promotion of competition by considering industrial competitiveness, economic…
TELEFONICA’S POSITION ON THE COMMISSION’S DIGITAL MARKETS ACT (DMA) PROPOSAL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Telefónica endorses the objective to promote fair and contestable markets by regulating the activities of platform service providers with significant impact on the Internal Market. We believe that there are a number of ways the effectiveness of the proposal could be improved.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
Executive Summary Telefónica responds to the European Commissions Digital Fitness Check, stressing the need to simplify, modernise, and harmonise the EUs digital regulatory framework. The company argues that decades of accumulated and overlapping regulations have created a complex, inconsistent, and burdensome environment, reducing legal certainty and hindering innovation.
Executive Summary Telefónica responds to the European Commissions Call for Evidence on the evaluation and potential revision of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD), a cornerstone of EU media regulation last updated in 2018 and complemented by the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA) in 2024.
Telefónica Group fully supports the European Unions objective of strengthening the environmental sustainability and energy efficiency of the data centre sector. We share the ambition of advancing a harmonised framework based on transparent and measurable indicators, and we consider this consultation a valuable opportunity to contribute informed and constructive input based on our experience within the data centre…
Dear Sir or Madam: We welcome the European Commission's efforts through this initiative aimed at achieving the objectives of simplification and enhancing the competitiveness of the European Union. As Telefónica Group, we are pleased to submit our feedback to the European Commissions Call for Evidence on Simplifying EU Rules on Direct Taxation (Omnibus) and appreciate the opportunity to contribute to the discussion…
Telefónica welcomes the Commissions work on the EU Action Plan on Online Fraud and stresses that rapidly growing, increasingly sophisticated fraud requires agile, cross sector and cross border cooperation. Telecom operators already deploy advanced technical measures to detect and prevent fraud, but their effectiveness is constrained by fragmented and restrictive regulatory frameworksparticularly the e Privacy…
Telefónica welcomes the Commissions call for evidence ahead of the adoption of the Guidelines on exclusionary abuses of dominance. Please find Telefónica's response to the call for evidence on the attached file. Our response is mainly related to the Commissions amendments to the Guidance on the enforcement priorities in applying Article 82 of the Treaty to abusive exclusionary conduct by dominant undertakings.
Telefónica welcomes the opportunity to comment on the EC’s adopted act on the review and prolongation of the roaming regulation. Due to the format limitations for the feedback, more information is provided in the attachment. The reduction of more than 20% of the price caps is clearly disruptive, particularly under the current circumstances.
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