This social-first educational initiative is designed to arm Vietnamese citizens with the knowledge to identify and avoid sophisticated online scams and fraud, reinforcing the secure foundation necessary for a prosperous digital society.

Livestreams must be stored for three years; sellers and KOLs bear legal responsibilities.

A new report reveals that Vietnamese users spend up to 120 minutes daily on OTT movies and nearly 60 minutes on TikTok short videos.

Scrolling past a Facebook post featuring a soldier couple holding newborn quadruplets, Linh, 42, reflexively commented, “Congratulations to you both.” Seconds later, she deleted it - something didn’t feel right.

Ho Chi Minh City police have arrested three individuals responsible for operating the “Nguoi dua tin” YouTube channel, which authorities say disseminated more than 6,700 videos containing harmful and distorted content.

Carelessly sharing personal photos or friend lists on platforms like Facebook and TikTok inadvertently helps online scammers, especially with the rise of deepfake technology.

With authorities set to block Telegram, young users weigh privacy, legality, and practicality - some preparing to “digitally migrate” to WhatsApp or X.

Telegram has confirmed it is processing a formal request from the Authority of Telecommunications in Vietnam and will issue a response by May 27.

Telecom firms must report Telegram-blocking measures by June 2 under new government directive.

Genuine, ethical doctors stick to their expertise and never peddle products after sharing advice.

The veteran host denounces fraudulent use of his image in online posts promoting an unverified eye medicine.

As platforms prioritize trending interactions, sensational drama videos are drowning out informative and educational posts online.

Authorities in Soc Trang fined four individuals 30 million VND for spreading false information about an alleged kidnapping, highlighting the dangers of misinformation on social media.

The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) has issued a Code of Conduct for Child Protection in Cyberspace to establish behavioural standards and safeguard children in the digital environment.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Information and Communications is enlisting KOLs to spread positive content online, aiming to counteract negativity and misinformation in the digital space.

The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) has introduced the "Code of Conduct for Protecting Children in the Online Environment," aiming to establish a safer and more positive digital space for children.

Exploiting the high demand for Tet travel, scammers are targeting individuals with fraudulent promotions for cheap tickets and gambling opportunities, causing financial and legal troubles.

Authorities have flagged the popular “blind bag” trend on social media as a form of disguised gambling, with participants paying to tear open bags in hopes of winning valuable items.

The Ministry of Information and Communications has listed 904 websites as law violators for 2024, recommending businesses avoid advertising on these platforms.