Recently, a clip on the Tiktok platform has become the center of controversy among Vietnamese netizens about the issue of sovereignty.

Close-up of a clip with sensitive content on Tiktok

Specifically, a Chinese female TikToker made a controversial statement about Vietnam’s sovereignty over the islands. This person affirmed that Hoang Sa island belongs to Chinese territory.

@luna._vato09

Just know that the Paracels in the Spratlys of China are always telling the truth, not saying that much Hoang Sa Truong Sa belongs to Vietnam. 🇻🇳

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Immediately after this video was spread, it caused a wave of anger among netizens in Vietnam.

In addition, on July 10, many netizens in Vietnam, when accessing the above coordinates through two Google map viewing applications, Maps and Earth, were surprised to realize that the Vietnamese flag on Truong Sa Lon Island had been blurred, replaced by just a blank space.

Google’s move has angered many Vietnamese netizens. Many users have called for a “1-star” rating for Google Maps and Google Earth, as a way to protest Google’s action of blurring the Vietnamese flag on Truong Sa Lon Island.

Google has not yet commented on the reason for blurring the Vietnamese flag on Truong Sa Lon Island.

Notably, this is not the first time Google has displayed incorrect information about sovereignty over the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos.

In 2015, Google Maps displayed the name of Vietnam’s Hoang Sa archipelago as Tam Sa, the name that the Beijing government gave to the Hoang Sa archipelago to illegally gain control.

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