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According to PCG spokesperson for the WPS Commodore Jay Tarriela, they’re now tracking about 10,000 social media accounts that are pushing narratives against the Philippines’ position on the issue.
As the Philippines continues its digital transformation journey, such alliances are seen as vital in ensuring that technology becomes a force for good—trusted, secure, and inclusive for every Filipino.
In a time when digital attention is often won through provocation rather than substance, some internet personalities have crossed ethical and legal lines to maintain their grip on online fame.
Philippine lawmakers calling for a congressional investigation into the spread of false and malicious content on social media platforms.
A lawmaker said the approval of a proposal in Congress to ban and penalize online cockfighting is a welcome development.
A lawmaker asserted that Lazada, Shopee, and TikTok are not complying with local laws by selling small appliances that lack Product Standard stickers.
Here are the internet laws in the Philippines that you should know. One of these is the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (Republic Act No. 10175).
