CCIA Europe, Industry Groups Request Repeal Of e-Privacy Directive
Brussels, Belgium — In a joint statement today, CCIA and industry groups call for a repeal of the EU’s e-Privacy Directive.
The tech and telecoms group believe that any possible review of the sectoral e-Privacy Directive should achieve a simple, clear and horizontal approach to digital regulation.
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April 23, 2026
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