Greece Plans Social Media Restrictions for Children Under 15
Greece’s government has presented a regulatory framework aimed at limiting social media access for minors under 15. The rules are set to take effect on January 1, 2027, pending a parliamentary vote, and would initially cover Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn and Instagram. Enforcement would follow the EU’s Digital Services Act, with violations handled through EU oversight and sanction mechanisms.
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Greece's government says it wants to address compulsive online habits among young people. The framework was introduced by ministers responsible for health, state coordination, and digital governance. It targets under
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