Following the Australian model, Greece is proposing age restrictions on social networks to protect minors.
Gabriel Neagu
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<p>The Greek government is following the successful models adopted in Australia and France by proposing to introduce a framework for mandatory age verification on online platforms, along with parental consent requirements for users under 15. The initiative comes in response to the psychological impact of long-term exposure to screens.
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