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Vloggers and social media users who spread fake news about President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. may soon face criminal charges, cyber libel cases, and arrest…
The Presidential Communications Office has endorsed three social media accounts to the DOJ and NBI over alleged fake news on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s…
DICT Secretary Henry Aguda says authorities have identified the source of fake news about President Bongbong Marcos’ health, with findings submitted to the PNP…
The Presidential Communications Office says it will intensify efforts against fake news and disinformation targeting President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s health…
Malacañang, through Claire Castro, dismissed claims from Sebastian Duterte and rejected health rumors spread by Imee Marcos about Ferdinand Marcos Jr., amid…
Social media platforms, which provide a space for real-time updates and engagement, have become breeding grounds for misinformation.
The Philippine government will file criminal charges against those behind fake news on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s health, as the Presidential…
Larry Gadon debunks rumors on President Marcos’ health, calls for probe and charges vs fake news peddlers following Araw ng Kagitingan event.
The Philippine National Police says it will pursue individuals spreading fake news about President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s health, coordinating with cybercrime…
The Philippine National Police will help track down and charge those spreading fake news about President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s health, coordinating with the…
The Presidential Communications Office monitors disinformation on social media about President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s health, preparing legal action against…
President Marcos dismisses health rumors as fake news, says he is fit and active, as Malacañang prepares charges vs those spreading false cancer claims.
The Presidential Communications Office filed criminal charges against operators of “Malasakit News Pilipinas” for spreading false reports on energy shortages…
The government will file charges against those spreading false information about President Marcos Jr.’s health, with DICT warning that even those who amplify…
The Presidential Communications Office has filed charges against the operators of Facebook page “Malasakit News Pilipinas” for allegedly spreading fake news on…
The DICT warns that spreading fake news online, including fabricated energy lockdown advisories, can now lead to stacked criminal penalties of up to six years…
The PCO’s anti-fake news desk is coordinating with the Department of Justice to pursue charges against violators.
Malacañang warns against fake news on the Philippines’ energy situation, vowing zero tolerance and legal action under the Revised Penal Code and Cybercrime…
