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Savas Chatzichristofis: Ban alone insufficient to protect children from social media · Cyprus Report

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Savas Chatzichristofis: Ban alone insufficient to protect children from social media

1 sourceFirst reported 15 hours agoUpdated 15 hours ago

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Sabas Hatzichristofis expressed that simply banning social media is insufficient to protect children.
He highlighted that countries like Spain, the UK, and Australia are considering raising the age limit for social media access to 16 years.
The discussion in France and Greece revolves around an age limit of 15 years for social media usage.
Denmark allows access from age 13, contingent upon parental consent.

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Σάββας Χατζηχριστοφής: Η απαγόρευση δεν αρκεί για να προστατευθούν τα παιδιά από τα social media [ηχητικό]Politis · 15 hours ago

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Sabas Hatzichristofis expressed that simply banning social media is insufficient to protect children.
He highlighted that countries like Spain, the UK, and Australia are considering raising the age limit for social media access to 16 years.
The discussion in France and Greece revolves around an age limit of 15 years for social media usage.
Denmark allows access from age 13, contingent upon parental consent.

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