scamcheck.ph helps users assess suspicious messages in Tagalog, Bisaya, and Taglish.
The alleged incident renews concerns over government database security.
National Privacy Commission issues show cause orders over possible non-compliance.
While legit, it comes with aggressive ads, 2.8 star rating, and payment options many Filipinos can’t use.
“Scam Ba ‘To?” was created by John Clement Escobañez of National University Manila.
Agency works with DICT to assess security incident and improve digital security.
The website preview calls for the death of Metro Manila citizens.
In a single post, an adult publicly shared a child’s face, name, and school details—information that should have stayed private.
Australia’s proposed right to erasure could give consumers more control over personal data. Could the Philippines adopt a similar approach?
While social media encourages us to document our lives, it doesn’t necessarily mean every bit of detail should be available for everyone’s eyes.
