A nostalgic trend is taking over Facebook and TikTok in Vietnam: “time-traveling” to the past using Google Maps to revisit childhood homes, former schools, or familiar neighborhoods.

With over 2,500 channels hitting 1 million subscribers and revenue surging, video shopping gains traction in Vietnam.

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

The phenomenon of monks livestreaming to sell products should be viewed carefully, experts say. Without clear limits and guidelines, this could easily lead to a backlash.

A quick search for “Vietnam is calling” on TikTok reveals a myriad of clips capturing the excitement of visitors setting off for Vietnam.

Since sharing a series of wedding photos and videos on social media, Huynh Dao’s TikTok account (born 1993, HCMC) has been bustling with attention.

Despite the cold and altitude, these U80 ladies conquered the “roof of Indochina” with laughter and love.

More than 800,000 products were sold through the “Hai Sen Family” social media platforms, including over 100,000 boxes of the “Hai Be appetite syrup” – now declared counterfeit.

A video of an 80-year-old woman sitting in front of dozens of delivery packages while a cheerful shipper hands them over has delighted online viewers.

Authorities have detained two individuals for publishing distorted content online about Lieutenant General Le Hong Nam, based on fabricated claims.

Milo on Diet, famous for mukbang videos, shocks restaurant owners and viewers alike by eating up to five meals in a single sitting.

ChatGPT, OpenAI’s AI-powered chatbot, is experiencing a major global service outage, affecting users across multiple platforms including its app, website, and API.

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.

Raising five sons and five daughters, an elderly couple in Thanh Hoa province is leading a happy life, well cared for by their children.

Vietnamese creators face scrutiny for emulating China’s rural content queen without her essence.

Oversharing personal content on platforms like Facebook is enabling deepfake scams.

Millions watched as a 93-year-old woman tried to climb a gate to find her husband, a touching moment that transcended generations.

A 30-second video showing a 90-year-old woman in Yen Bai climbing over a gate with the help of a ladder to sneak out of her house has gone viral online, stirring both amusement and concern.

In 2024, Education for Nature Vietnam detected 206,927 instances of live animals and wildlife products being advertised for sale on Facebook.