The review aims to ensure all entries comply with competition rules and maintain a fair playing field for participants.
Ads placed by coincidence usually stems from data networks already skilled at predicting consumer behavior.
Cafe takes full responsibility, says staff may have received wrong instructions.
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.
Stolen celebrity images and bogus endorsements expose the challenges of policing online advertising in the Philippines.
The Student Council emphasized that interfering with official communication platforms was not the proper way to raise concerns.
More Filipino Facebook groups are turning off the nickname feature amid concerns over harassment, sexually inappropriate content, and scams.
Being in a public place does not automatically waive a person’s right to privacy, the National Privacy Commission says.
Asking ‘HM’ has become a Filipino habit.
A single foreign compliment becomes a collective celebration.
