The requirement has come after the community of parents in Vietnam expressed concern over the appearance of many videos with malicious contents guiding children to suicide. One of these contents is “Momo challenge.”
Vietnam requires Google to remove videos guiding children to suicide
The Authority of Broadcasting and Electronic Information under the Ministry of Information and Communications has just required Google to remove clips with malicious contents and intensify filter and censorship to prevent such clips from appearing in Youtube.
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