Social media is in turmoil because of "36-minute clip of Ngoc Trinh and Hong Kong billionaire": Fans should be careful not to violate the law

As soon as Ngoc Trinh was detained, social networks immediately buzzed with a series of posts about the clip "36 minutes of Ngoc Trinh and the HK billionaire". This unknown information quickly received many interactions.

On October 19, Ngoc Trinh (full name Tran Thi Ngoc Trinh, born in 1989) was detained by Ho Chi Minh City Police for 3 months for disturbing public order. Immediately after the news of being detained, Ngoc Trinh locked her social network accounts.

At this time, many online members were excited about articles posted from some Fanpages with the content "36 minute clip Ngoc Trinh and HK billionaire" or "Ngoc Trinh had a 36 minute clip made public by HK billionaire",... Accompanied by an image of the two main characters collaged with a photo of the g.irl lying on the bed.

In the context of Ngoc Trinh's recent arrest, these contents and images quickly aroused the curiosity of a part of netizens. Although the truth is unclear, many people hastily 'asked for the clip', next to it is a 'strange link' pinned by the post owner in the first position of the comment section.

When clicking on a 'strange link', the user is frustrated because the information content is not the same as the caption description (this is also a common form of clickbait of some junk websites); In severe cases, your account can be hacked, serving bad purposes,...

In any case, spreading fake news publicly on social networks is a violation of the law, punishable by imprisonment.

Article 34 of the 2015 Civil Code stipulates the right to protect honor, dignity, and reputation as follows: An individual's honor, dignity, and reputation are inviolable and protected by law. Therefore, if anyone spreads false rumors that violate the honor, dignity, or reputation of a specific organization or individual, that organization or individual has the right to sue in court to request the person spreading the information. The police must apologize and compensate for damages, and also have the right to request the court to reject information that adversely affects the honor, dignity, and reputation of individuals and organizations.

In cases where the person spreading false rumors cannot be accurately identified, but only the person reporting the information can be identified, the provisions of Article 226 as amended by Article 27 of the 2009 Penal Code amended on the crime of using unauthorized information on the network and in computers. Specifically as follows: 'Any person who commits acts of posting information on a computer network, telecommunications network, or internet that is contrary to the provisions of law, if not falling into the cases specified in Article 88 and Article 253 of the Ministry This law violates the interests of agencies, organizations, and individuals, violates social order and safety, causing serious consequences, and shall be subject to a fine of from 10 million VND to 100 million VND, non-custodial reform up to 3 years or imprisonment from 6 months to 3 years'. In addition, offenders may also be fined from 20 million VND to 200 million VND, banned from holding positions, practicing certain professions or doing certain jobs for 1 to 5 years.

Those who spread false rumors online to "get likes" or gain illegal profits, or to attract attention for advertising or sales purposes, are strictly punished before the law. Therefore, net users should be really alert to the information of "36-minute clip of Ngoc Trinh and HK billionaire" or "36-minute clip of Ngoc Trinh being publicly released by HK billionaire",..., to avoid helping spread the word. negative news and bring consequences on yourself.

It is known that before being entangled in prison, Ngoc Trinh had a noisy love affair with billionaire Hoang Kieu. However, the love between the couple with a 45-year age difference lasted only a few months. After breaking up in 2017, the U80 billionaire revealed that while he intended to have a long-term relationship, Ngoc Trinh only wanted short and temporary love.

Therefore, many people have taken advantage of this to attract views by creating content related to the couple because even though they broke up for a long time, every time Ngoc Trinh or billionaire Hoang Kieu got into trouble, it was both of them. It is difficult to avoid attention.

Portrait of Hoang Kieu's 3 sons: Rich, talented, with the same attitude when Ngoc Trinh asked to be a stepmother JLO16:50:16 30/10/2023Although tight-lipped about his personal life, many people know that billionaire Hoang Kieu was married and has 7 children. Among them, this tycoon is always proud of his three famous and successful sons.