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Atty. Kathy Larios explains whether a restaurant can take and post customers’ photos without consent and how the Data Privacy Act protects privacy in public…


The National Privacy Commission warns that creating and sharing AI-generated images or videos using a real person's face or likeness without a lawful basis may…
Commission on Elections (COMELEC) Chairperson George Garcia, together with fellow commissioners and agency officials, launches the first-ever Data Privacy…

Should our courts likewise recognize a constitutionally protected expectation of privacy over a person’s digital location history?

SM Retail received the NPC Seal of Registration Compliance Excellence Award, recognizing its strong data privacy practices and commitment to customer trust and…


SM Retail has been recognized by the National Privacy Commission (NPC) for its strong data privacy compliance efforts, receiving the Seal of Registration…


Apple unveiled its biggest AI upgrade yet at WWDC 2026, introducing a rebuilt Siri powered by Apple Intelligence, faster system performance, smarter apps,…


For online lenders, the warning is sharper. Digital consent is not a license to harass.

The digital realm is where the fight for human rights is happening right now. You have more power than you think because you are an active user and creator of…

Employee seeks legal remedies after private testimony against a toxic boss was leaked on Facebook, highlighting violations of the Anti-Wiretapping Law, Data…

“Privileged information cultivated in the course of professional relationships requires trust and confidence that compels the professional to ‘shut up.’

“Requiring the issuance of receipts is a valid measure that the tax collector may employ to ascertain the correct amount of taxes payable by self-employed…


With at least 120 million mobile subscribers in the country, it is not surprising that fraudsters would scour the digital space for opportunities

Like any normal human being, President Marcos Jr. deserves rest and recreation. He can spend his free time accordingly but in accordance with the law.