Încă o țară europeană face paşi către interzicerea accesului copiilor sub 15 ani la reţelele sociale • Newsweek România

Greece is considering a law to set the minimum age for social media access at 15, aiming to protect minors online. The proposal, introduced by Minister Akis Skertsos, will be reviewed by a parliamentary committee. It seeks to limit access for children under 15 to safeguard their health and social development. The National Council for Radio and Television and the Hellenic Data Protection Authority will oversee compliance. The government highlights concerns about early exposure to social media, which can lead to problematic behaviors. Age verification tools like Gov.gr Wallet and KidsWallet may be used for enforcement.