Denmark PM's Social Media Ban Push

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen>>> sparked a global debate by controversially stating she would rather her children smoke than use social media unsupervised. She later apologized, clarifying her intent was to highlight the vulnerability of children online. This statement comes as Denmark>>> is actively pursuing legislation to ban social media for children under 15, with stricter rules for 13 and 14-year-olds, potentially taking effect next year. Frederiksen argues that society has been too naive about the risks posed by digital platforms, which she believes are 'stealing children's childhood.' This move by Denmark>>> is part of a broader European trend, with Greece>>>, France>>>, the United Kingdom>>>, Austria>>>, Spain>>>, and Norway>>> also considering or implementing similar bans and regulations to protect youth from the perceived harms of social media.