The company's products include a search engine, email hosting, blogs, maps, and mobile payment.

The rising search terms was a chart in Naver that highlighted trending topics in real-time.

Naver had launched a messaging app called Line for the South Korean market in February 2011.

[9] In 2019, Naver reorganized its mobile version of the main screen, excluding search windows and some menus.

[10] In October 2023, Naver announced the beta release of its AI chatbot service, 'CLOVA X' (클로바X).

[11] Naver mobile map application has begun providing real-time service on natural disaster information starting this September 15, 2024.

[15] Junior Naver (쥬니어 네이버), also known as Juniver (쥬니버), is a portal website for children, similar to Yahooligans.

Junior Naver offers services such as avatars, educational content, quizzes, videos, Q&A, and a homework helper.

It uses a panel of experts and educators to filter out harmful content, ensuring a safe internet environment for children.

Criticism is also growing due to Naver's unilateral control over comments and its editing of information that may contradict its political positions.

Users can also pay publishers to view comic books and genre fiction content online.

However, this event ended early due to several incidents involving people with multiple IDs.

[24]Naver announced on its official blog that it would resume its "Today's Diary Challenge (#오늘일기챌린지)" event, which ended early in three days, from May 24.

Previously, only the first four digits of the author's ID were disclosed, making it difficult to identify users.

Naver implemented this change expecting it to facilitate user recognition and address issues with malicious comments.

Broadcasts can be transmitted via mobile phones or camcorders, with a resolution of 1080*1920 and a vertical format similar to YouTube shorts.

Streamers can simultaneously broadcast to multiple platforms, a practice known as simulcasting, with support for up to 1080p HD resolution without increasing network usage.

Supported platforms include YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Periscope, V Live, Naver TV, afreecaTV, KakaoTV, and RTMP channels.

[31] Naver has been criticized for abusing Real-time Search Terms (급상승 검색어) to manipulate public opinion.