Local brands are stepping up the fight against counterfeit electronics as more Filipinos shop online.
In a single post, an adult publicly shared a child’s face, name, and school details—information that should have stayed private.
In partnership with DICT-CAR, SM City Baguio introduced children and senior citizens to AI, digital creativity, online safety, and scam awarenes.
J&T Express warns customers as scammers use delivery notices to push suspicious links.
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.
Strangers use apps like Roblox and Discord to gain children’s trust.
PHLPost urges the public to avoid suspicious links, sharing banking details, or paying through unverified websites.
It starts with a simple swipe.
Some raise concerns over privacy, digital safety, graded online requirements.
Is the Data Privacy Act protecting or failing Filipinos?
