Experts share perspectives to make cyberspace cleaner...

According to experts, it is necessary to ensure laws and policies related to social networks to protect the rights and safety of users.

According to statistics from the organization WeAreSocial (USA), as of early 2023, our country had 77.93 million Internet users, equivalent to 79.1% of the total population. Of which, 64.4 million people aged 18 and over are using social networking platforms, accounting for 89% of the total population. Therefore, social networks have become an indispensable part of the daily lives of many people, especially young people.

National Assembly Delegate Bui Hoai Son.

Behavioral culture is the core of each person.

According to National Assembly Deputy Bui Hoai Son, Standing Member of the National Assembly's Culture and Education Committee, we are living in a digital society. There, young people are greatly influenced by digital life. Social networks were invented to facilitate people's lives, so it is not all good or bad.

With the rapid spread of information, social media can have a huge impact on an individual's reputation.

It is therefore important to ensure that laws and policies relating to social media are appropriate and protect the rights and safety of users, especially young people, and to support and educate young people on how to use social media safely and effectively.

Thus, to make cyberspace clean, it is necessary to raise awareness about cyber security and distinguish between right and wrong information. The public, especially young people, need to learn how to use social networks safely and responsibly.

Social media platforms and websites need to have clear content policies that ensure that violent, harmful and inappropriate content is removed or moderated. They also need mechanisms to report and respond quickly to bad content.

In addition, we need cooperation between countries to deal with global online issues through international policies to ensure cyber security and prevent online crime; promote online law enforcement and ensure that regulations on the responsibility of those who post content are followed; Encourage personal responsibility of social media users. Everyone should demonstrate personal responsibility online, not engage in bad behavior, helping to protect the purity of cyberspace.

I believe that freedom of speech is a fundamental right of every person, including celebrities. Therefore, we should not judge too much about someone's statement, especially when we do not have full information about the context of this statement.

For those who are famous and have a special influence on the public, it is necessary to carefully consider their behavior and statements. Celebrities are often considered role models for others. Their every statement and action can strongly influence the opinions and behaviors of others. Therefore, they should pay more attention to maintaining ethical standards and consider carefully before making statements and actions.

The Ministry of Information and Communications and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism have made efforts to correct inappropriate behavior in cyberspace as well as among artists. It can be said that behavioral culture is the core of each person and should be expressed both online and offline. Social networks should not be considered a completely virtual world. Demonstrating respect, ethics and standards in all online activities is an important issue that needs to be promoted to build a positive and useful online environment.

Dr. MC. Trinh Le Anh

Need for a standard concept of online behavior

According to Dr. MC Trinh Le Anh, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, using social networks to attack or defame others is an unethical behavior of an individual, which can cause mental and psychological harm to the victim.

Dr. Trinh Le Anh believes that in social media behavior culture, it is necessary to pay attention to some important lessons, which are respecting ethics and privacy.

Clearly, social media users are lacking opportunities to be educated about their rights and responsibilities to engage in a positive and safe online environment. Illegal acts, including online harassment and violence, need to be clearly defined in practice and should be subject to legal action.

Social media, while taking up a large portion of real-life interactions, is an extension of everyday life, so the rules of respect, ethics, and social interaction should apply equally. A negative online impact can have an impact on offline life and vice versa. Therefore, the concept of standards of online behavior is necessary.

On the other hand, social media and online spaces have their own unique characteristics and present challenges that have not yet been fully understood. Defining and promoting online etiquette is important to ensure that people can engage with social media in a safe, respectful and ethical manner.

Social media is used by a wide range of people, including children and vulnerable people. Having a concept of appropriate online behaviour can help protect this group from unethical or fraudulent behaviour online. The concept of appropriate online behaviour also relates to how to manage personal information and online privacy, helping users protect their own information.

Therefore, it can be said that setting out the concept of standard online behavior helps create an ethical basis and common rules for online spaces, ensuring respect and safety.

For each individual social media user, the important lesson is that each person needs to determine their responsibility for every statement on social media to ensure a healthy online environment. Before sharing information or commenting online, each person should think about the consequences of these actions.

To promote healthy and constructive online interactions, individuals need to demonstrate respect and be willing to listen to differing opinions.

Ultimately, building a positive online culture is important not just for celebrities but for all online communities.

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