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Greek Parliament 希腊议会

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Hellenic Parliament

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On the evening of October 22, the Hellenic Parliament voted to pass a bill banning social media use by minors under 15. The bill requires platforms to implement age verification, with substantial fines for violations.

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On the evening of October 22, the Hellenic Parliament voted to pass a bill banning social media use by minors under 15. The bill requires platforms to implement age verification, with substantial fines for violations.

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The Greek parliament voted on the evening of October 22 to pass a bill prohibiting minors under the age of 15 from using social media, to take effect on January 1, 2027. The bill requires platforms to implement age-verification measures, with substantial fines for violations. Australia, Indonesia, the United Kingdom, Spain and other countries had previously introduced relevant regulations or announced similar restrictions.
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希腊议会22日晚举行投票,通过禁止15岁以下未成年人使用社交媒体的法案,自2027年1月1日起正式实施。法案要求平台采取年龄核验措施,违者将面临高额罚款。
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