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With over 300 Vietnamese news agencies on TikTok, Vietnam is now one of the fastest-growing countries for social news content, according to TikTok Vietnam.
Vietnam is among the top five contributors to TikTok's U.S. workforce, with many employees hired under H-1B work visas by ByteDance.
Giac Minh Luat, a Vietnamese monk, has garnered over 3.1 million followers on TikTok by using Gen Z language and addressing issues of love and relationships in a relatable way.
Working hard on rice fields year round, Thanh and Thu, two farmers in the Mekong Delta, have a TikTok channel with millions of views, and are the main characters featured in the videos on the platform.
Le Nguyen My Huyen, from the Mekong Delta, who has memories about her difficult childhood, has built a spacious house for her parents to show her gratitude after earning a lot of money from being a famous TikToker.
A video capturing a 99-year-old woman visiting her 90-year-old sister has recently gone viral, evoking strong emotions among viewers.
The popular short video platform TikTok announced last week that it is offering an ad credits package worth 1 million USD to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to promote their advertisement activities on the platform.
“Net Dep Viet” (Beauty Vietnam) Season 2 programme will go live on social media platform TikTok as part of the country’s tourism promotion programme.
The Authority of Broadcasting and Electronic Information has requested TikTok to review, report and take strict measures to prevent livestream accounts on TikTok from encouraging users to switch to external apps for fraudulent purposes.
TikTok has not yet accepted the authorization of legal entities in Vietnam to manage and address infringing content, as requested by Vietnamese State regulatory agencies.
TikTok will delete accounts and videos for users younger than 13 years old as its commitment to the Vietnamese government.
Violations of Vietnam's laws have been detected in TikTok's cross-border services in Vietnam after a comprehensive inspection of TikTok's activities in the country from May this year.
Tiktokers are advertising and selling farm produce through livestreams.
Vietnam's Ministry of Information and Communications will announce its inspection conclusion of TikTok next month.
Her videos on TikTok that have attracted millions of likes indicate that Stadnyk Elizabeth of Ukraine and her Vietnamese husband and children are leading happy lives after leaving Ukraine.
Vietnam has not been unable to announce the results of its inspection of TikTok’s operations in the country as the Chinese owned short-form video platform has yet to fully clarify its violations.
Findings of the probe into TikTok operation in Vietnam are expected to be announced in July, Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Thanh Lam said on June 5 at the ministry’s monthly press briefing.
The duo produces content about Vietnamese cuisine, culture, and their experiences as a Việt–Thai couple in the Thai language, earning them nearly 500,000 likes on TikTok.
An inspection of TikTok operations in Vietnam will be conducted in May and one of the eight contents to be inspected is the management of artists and celebrities’ activities on the short-form video network.
An interdisciplinary inspection team will be established to check the operation of TikTok Vietnam Technology Co., Ltd and TikTok Vietnam's representative office.