The scam of tagging people in forged articles about traffic accidents to steal passwords has been discovered by Facebook.

Vietnamese Facebook users have the habit of publishing their personal information, which has lent a hand to automatic programs to collect users’ information.

Experts say there is great potential for social payments in Vietnam thanks to the high number of social media users.

The Facebooker community in Vietnam uses the term VIA, which refers to real accounts hacked and used by others to run ads or do anything else on Facebook.

With the establishment of a series of social networks, Vietnam is one of only a few countries with domestic products that are competitive with cross-border platforms.

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While some people think that everyone uses foul language sometimes in his or her life, others believe that the behavior must be condemned.

The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) has taken action recently to prevent YouTube channels with bad content to protect YouTube users, especially youth, and the community of prestigious content producers.

With its popularity and easy policies, Facebook has proven to be the favorite place for anti-fans to gather to defame celebrities.

The public, especially celebrities, can become the victims of impersonation used to boost sales of goods on social networks.

Checkpoint is a security mechanism set up by Facebook to protect users from being attacked.

Online sellers on Facebook have complained that they cannot sell their goods.

Thu Trang, a parent in Ba Dinh district in Hanoi, yesterday evening scolded her son after discovering that he had used foul language when talking with his friends.

YouTubers try every possible way to boost view counts, including posting clips with 'unhealthy' content, as they hope they can get big earnings from YouTube.

Fame and high incomes have prompted many young people to offer streaming content on internet platforms.

Facebook has been accused of not blocking ‘dirty ads’ and lending a hand to the behavior of swindling consumers, thus harming the reputation of e-commerce websites and big brands in Vietnam, according to retailers.

More than 500 local social networking sites will need to secure a permit to continue earning revenue if the draft decree amending Decree 72 is approved.

Though artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning have been making clear progress, Vietnam’s businesses remain skeptical about them.

“If we don’t develop our own digital platforms, we will still just be hired workers in the next 15-20 years,” said Tran Thanh Hai, who was the CEO of beGroup.

Vietnamese-made social networks are struggling to regain the Vietnamese advertising market from giants Facebook and YouTube.