Van Yen District Police handle 4 subjects violating regulations on social network use

Yen Bai - Van Yen District Police have discovered, questioned, and handled 4 cases and 4 subjects violating regulations on social network use with a fine of 40 million VND.

Van Yen District Police handle subjects violating social network regulations.

In recent times, Van Yen district police have stepped up the work of preventing and combating erroneous, hostile views, bad and toxic information against the Party and the State in the new situation; organizing the review and grasping of information on cyberspace; establishing and managing, using 28 fanpages on Facebook to propagate, orient public opinion, combat and refute erroneous and hostile views on cyberspace. In particular, Van Yen district police have promptly and resolutely fought, detected and handled subjects violating regulations on the use of social networks.

Since the beginning of the year, the District Police have discovered, questioned, and handled 4 cases and 4 subjects violating regulations on the use of social networks with a fine of 40 million VND. Of these, there were 2 cases and 2 subjects in Mau A town and Lam Giang commune posting false information about the COVID-19 epidemic situation; 2 cases posting information insulting the reputation, honor, and dignity of individuals in Mo Vang and Yen Phu communes.

Social networks are becoming a multi-dimensional information channel. Besides the positive aspects, bad, toxic, and false information spreading on social networks has been causing confusion for users, potentially posing a risk to social order and security.

When participating in social networks, each person needs to equip themselves with basic knowledge of network security, know how to identify information pages and forums on social networks that often post bad and toxic information to be vigilant, cautious, filter, receive useful and authentic information, and at the same time have the ability to be "immune" to bad and toxic information. Along with that, do not post or share articles with false and hostile content, contributing to repelling bad and toxic information, protecting a healthy network environment.

Thu Trang

Van Yen District Police handle social network violators

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