Greece Tables Bill to Ban Social Media Use for Children Under 15
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Three ministers will present the new framework for minors' access to social media
Greece wants to limit access for children under 15 to social networks through a bill to be examined by a parliamentary committee on Tuesday. The measure is part of the authorities' efforts to strengthen the protection of minors in the online environment, according to News.ro, which quotes ekathimerini.com.
A draft law setting a minimum age of 15 years for access to socialisation platforms is to be examined by a parliamentary committee on Tuesday, in the context of Greece's attempt to strengthen the protection of minors in the online environment, reports the Greek publication eKathimerini, taken over by News.ro. The draft legislation, tabled in Parliament on Friday evening by the Minister ...
For the practical implementation of the age restriction, it is proposed to utilize existing national digital age verification functionalities, such as Gov.gr Wallet and KidsWallet. The post The bill to ban the use of social media for those under 15 years of age was submitted appeared first on in.gr.
Next Tuesday, October 13, the bill on the prohibition of the use of social networks by minors will be submitted for consideration to the competent parliamentary committee. The provisions of the bill This is the bill of the Minister of State, Akis Skertsos, entitled "Prohibition of the use of online social networking services by minors". The bill, which was submitted to Parliament last night, establishes a minimum age limit (15 years) for access…
The Government has already submitted a bill to the deputies; the regulations can be revised after the adoption of the EU law.
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