Skertsos: 15-Year Age Limit on Social Media to Protect Children
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The Minister of State refers in his post to the government's proposal to establish an age limit of 15 years for the use of social media by minors - "Our goal is not to waste any more time," he writes characteristically
“Why are you legislating before the EU KIDS Act is completed? Why are you not adopting the access rating for ages 13-15? And do Greek applications provide European data protection guarantees?” These are some of the questions raised as objections by the opposition parties to our proposal to establish an age limit of 15 years for […] The article Skertsos: We are pioneering and opening up avenues for the safety of children – There is no time to was…
The Minister of State responds to the opposition's objections to the 15-year-old limit and claims that the government made changes to the plan, taking into account the European Commission's observations The post Skertsos on age limit on social media: "We are pioneering for the safety of children" appeared first on Npress.gr.
We do not choose to run behind events. We choose to pioneer, to cooperate with Europe and to open paths for the safety of children, emphasizes the Minister of State.
The proposal for a 15-year age limit for the use of social media by minors is in the spotlight. The opposition raises questions about the EU KIDS Act and data protection, while the ministry assures that Greece is moving within a European framework.
With the common admission of all that "it is a first necessary step to protect minors from addiction and the dangers of the internet", as well as with the
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