Other countries pushing social media bans
Nations including the United Kingdom and France are exploring restrictions, while Australia has already taken action, requiring platforms like TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat to remove accounts belonging to users under 16 or face significant fines. Greece has also announced plans to block access for children under 15 starting next year.
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Other countries pushing social media bans
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