The reason for this situation is partly because many people do not understand the privacy regulations and think they are bringing the "truth" to everyone, so they carelessly receive information and enthusiastically share it on social networks.

However, the other dangerous part is that there are people who misunderstand the right to free speech to express their attitudes towards social issues. They always want to show their democratic rights, whenever they encounter something unsatisfactory, they write status, live stream in order to smear, entice friends and the community to "boycott" despite breaking the law.

They even take advantage of social networks, blatantly infringing on the privacy of others such as disclosing private life secrets, disclosing banking transaction information, selling personal data to organizations and individuals in need, etc.

Therefore, each person needs to protect themselves and have a sense of respect for others in cyberspace. It is necessary to be responsible and knowledgeable about the law when using social networks. If you respect the rights of others, you will expect others to respect your rights.