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Vietnam Says 'No' to Online 'Trash': Warning Against Extreme Livestreams
Vietnam faces a growing problem with extreme and offensive livestreams. Many engage in sensational or shocking content to gain views, damaging reputations and negatively influencing youth values. Individual consciousness against such acts is deemed crucial.
Extreme, offensive, and even malicious livestreams are becoming a serious social issue in Vietnam, reflecting a decline in morality and etiquette among some internet users. To gain views and exploiting the leniency of social media algorithms, many individuals resort to actions that damage others' reputations or make shocking statements solely for attention. Consequently, nonsensical behavior, verbal abuse, and exhibitionism are thoroughly utilized to pique the curiosity of the eager public. Behind this lies income from viewer gifts and virtual currency, turning these absurd performances into easy revenue streams and encouraging their continuation. This trend poses a risk of young people adopting a pragmatic lifestyle and devaluing moral principles, transforming social media into a dumping ground for information where healthy knowledge and culture are overwhelmed by harmful content. Therefore, it is crucial for each internet user to consciously say 'no' to such acts when engaging on social media.
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Nhan Dan