Greece is set to ban children under the age of 15...

Greece set to ban, ban children under 15, use social media from next year onwards

Since the Australian government has enforced a law banning children under the age of 16 from using social media, governments around the world have turned to similar forms of legislation, and this time it's time for the Greek government to do some of the same forms of law.

According to a report by the BBC, the Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, spoke about the enforcement of the law restricting social media use among youth under the age of 15 in January 2027, via a video clip on the WFP platform, that the government's move was to help address anxiety and the sleeping problem that is spreading among youth from social media use, because the social media itself is designed to make users addicted.

In the video, the Prime Minister of Greece said that restricting such use is difficult but necessary. The government does not aim to distance youth from technology at all, but to prevent youth from becoming addicted to social problems, as they have previously talked to more youth who have difficulty living because of reading social media comments, including the huge pressure they receive from using this channel. Not only that, many parents have complained that their children suffer from sleep problems and panic all the time. Mobile phone page

The Prime Minister also said that Greece will not stop the management of social media within the country, but will push for the design of a common framework, practices to protect youth from social media at the European Union or EU level, such as forcing all social media platforms to verify the age of users under the age of 15, age group determination of users who prohibit EU-wide social media coverage, and requirements that force platforms to check their age every 6 months, etc.

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