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Greece Bans Social Media for Under-15s Starting January 2027

Greece’s parliament voted on October 23 to ban the use of social media platforms by children under 15, with the measure taking effect on January 1, 2027. The binding vote in the legislature sets a fixed start date for the prohibition. The decision makes Greece one of the countries imposing a minimum age for social media access.

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The notable detail here is the long lead time: a binding ban with a fixed start date more than a year out gives platforms and families a runway to adjust, rather than an immediate enforcement shock. For crypto and RWA platforms, which often lean on social channels for user acquisition and community building, Greece signals that age-gating is becoming a legislative reality in Europe, not just a platform policy choice. The open question is how enforcement and platform compliance will be defined before the deadline, and whether other legislatures follow Greece's model.

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