Facebook yet to find malice in sudden surge of fake Facebook accounts in PH
There’s no proof that the sudden emergence of fake Facebook accounts last weekend is connected to coordinated and malicious activities, Facebook said in a statement.
“At this time, we have not seen evidence of the...
DOJ launches probe into sudden surge of fake Facebook accounts
Department of Justice (DOJ) Secretary Menardo Guevarra directed the cybercrime office to coordinate with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and the Philippine National Police (PNP) to promptly investigate the sudden surge of bogus...
Fake accounts on Facebook might be due to glitch — NBI
The sudden increase in fake Facebook accounts over the weekend may be because of a glitch, the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said.
According to NBI Cybercrime Division Chief Victor Lorenzo, since Facebook is only...
Concerns over discrimination, privacy violation surface as PH gov’t requires public disclosure of COVID-19...
As authorities struggle to implement measures to control the spread of the contagious COVID-19, the government has ordered for the public disclosure of patients with confirmed cases of the disease for contract tracing purposes.
"The...
Why the US is not OK with Huawei as 5G supplier
Look at how things can be achievable with the help of high-grade devices. With the 5G rollout imminent this year, the new generation technology responds to the many demands of today's consumers and businesses.
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Comelec approves mobile voting app trial run
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has authorized for a trial run a mobile voting app that will allow Filipinos to cast their votes online in upcoming elections.
“This will be very useful for seafarers and...
One wrong move, PH might be China’s next victim
Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo once said that President Rodrigo Duterte “is making his enemies friends” to hopefully assuage tensed debates on the territorial dispute between the Philippines and China over portions of the South...
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Revival of death penalty might affect attempts to save Filipinos on death row abroad
If the Philippines would revive the death penalty, the country might lose its "moral ascendancy" in negotiations involving Filipinos facing capital punishment overseas.
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Medical representatives now included in gov’t COVID containment panel after 5 months of lockdown
Nearly five months into quarantine, medical representatives from various organizations will now be a part of a technical panel focusing on containing the coronavirus...
P15-billion loss in PhilHealth funds tagged as ‘crime of the year’
The series of anomalies within the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) is tagged as the "crime of the year," according to the state insurer's...