Spain and Greece Consider Social Media Ban for Teenagers

Spain and Greece announced plans on Tuesday to prohibit teenagers from using social media, highlighting a growing concern among countries about internet addiction and exposure to harmful content among children. According to Ming Pao, this move reflects an increasing awareness of the potential negative impacts of social media on young users. The initiative aims to address issues related to excessive internet use and the risks associated with online interactions. Both countries are considering measures to protect minors from the adverse effects of social media platforms, joining a broader international effort to safeguard children's online experiences.