Police Are Working with the Administrator of the Facebook Group 'Group of People Who Hate Their Parents'.
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L.T.C confessed that while still a student, due to disagreements and conflicts with her parents and family members, she created a Facebook group called "Group of People Who Hate Their Parents." [The following text appears to be unrelated and possibly a misreading:] Don't let child abuse only be discovered through videos on social media. Hue: Document on personnel work circulating on social media is fake. [The text then mentions] Individuals who …
After receiving information and explanations from the Cyber Security Department of the Hung Yen Provincial Police, L.T.C. realized that creating the Facebook group "People who hate their parents" was inappropriate, voluntarily changed the group's name, tightened content moderation, and pledged not to repeat the offense.
Working with cybersecurity authorities, the admin of the group "people who hate their parents" stated that when they were students, they created the group due to disagreements, anger, and disapproval of their parents' and other family members' views, but not for malicious purposes.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - L.T.C. created a Facebook group called "People Who Hate Their Parents" due to disagreements with his family while still in school. After being advised by the police, C. changed the group's name and pledged not to repeat the offense.
According to L.T.C.'s statement, when she was a student, due to disagreements, anger, and disapproval of her parents' and other family members' views, she created the aforementioned Facebook group.
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