Grecia prohíbe las redes sociales para menores de 15 años y se suma a la tendencia global liderada por Australia

The Greek government has introduced a bill in Parliament to prohibit social media access for individuals under the age of 15. The legislative proposal aims to protect the mental health of minors from the risks associated with the digital environment.

With this measure, Greece aligns itself with a broader global trend focused on restricting youth social media use. This movement is notably led by Australia, which has pursued similar regulatory actions to address adolescent well-being online.