The Digital Omnibus, the European Commission’s flagship package to simplify EU digital rules, is a genuine opportunity to make Europe’s digital rulebook clearer, more coherent and easier to work with, while ensuring the protection of users’ personal data and privacy. It contains real progress that European tech companies have long called for. It also contains provisions that, if left unchanged, would hold back the very competitiveness it is meant to unlock. As negotiations move forward, the European Tech Alliance (EUTA) urges co-legislators to preserve what works, and to fix what does not.