Greece is preparing to limit access to social media for children under 15 years old through a new bill currently under parliamentary review. The proposed legislation will be examined by a committee on Tuesday. This measure is part of a broader effort by Greek authorities to strengthen the protection of minors online. News.ro, citing ekathimerini.com, reports the initiative aims to address concerns about the potential harms children face on social networking platforms. Details of the bill’s specific restrictions are pending, but the focus is clearly on safeguarding younger users. The move reflects a growing European trend towards increased regulation of digital spaces to protect vulnerable populations. Greece hopes to create a safer online environment for its youth.