Greece & Google — YouTube

Greece: Greece is implementing a ban on social media for children under 15, aiming to protect their well-being and setting a precedent for other European Union nations.

Google — YouTube: Google — YouTube is a video platform that is not currently affected by Greece's social media ban, but Australia has required it to remove accounts held by under-16s.

Greece: Greece proposed an 'age of digital adulthood' for the European Union, which would require parental consent for children to access social media.

Google — YouTube: Google — YouTube is one of the social media platforms included in Australia's ban, though it was omitted from some aspects of the Australian legislation.

Greece: Greece announced in April that it would ban access to social media for those under the age of 15 from January 2027, indicating a global trend towards stricter online regulations for children.

Google — YouTube: Google — YouTube, owned by Alphabet Inc., is one of the social media platforms that will be affected by Canada's new digital safety bill. The company is committed to collaborating with the government to establish higher safety standards for children's online experiences.