VNE – By Nguyen Quy February 26, 2020 | 01:00 pm
Vietnamese internet users face unwanted sexual attention, hoaxes and frauds regularly online. Illustration photo by Reuters.
A new Microsoft survey shows online civility among Vietnamese netizens to be among the worst in the world.
Vietnam finished in the bottom five of 2020 Digital Civility Index (DCI) collated by American tech giant Microsoft, ranking 21st out of 25 surveyed countries with an overall score of 78 percent.
The report was based on the views of 12,520 adults and teens questioned across 25 countries to assess the extent of negative behavior and online interactions associated with various social media platforms.
A higher score indicates lower perceived civility or good behavior among online users, while a lower score denotes a higher perceived civility.
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