
Regulating social media
The tragedy in Banga, coupled with previous incidents in Tacloban and Zamboanga, laid bare the need for a reliable framework that holds these platforms…
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The tragedy in Banga, coupled with previous incidents in Tacloban and Zamboanga, laid bare the need for a reliable framework that holds these platforms…

House lawmakers are calling for stronger gun safety measures, social media restrictions and youth support systems following the 18 September shooting in South…

Rep. Janette Garin urges the DICT to strengthen social media oversight as the House defers its proposed P19.49-billion 2027 budget over Meta concerns.



The European Union plans to ban social media for children under 13 and limit access for those aged 13 to 15 through parent-supervised accounts and time…

Macron has also called for a similar restrictions across the European Union.


Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David urged Filipinos to move beyond social media outrage and take collective action to demand accountability over flooding and failed…

A house that once felt perfectly adequate may begin to seem lacking when compared against an endless stream of polished interiors and renovations.

‘They could be accessing these platforms with VPNs, or obfuscating their ages.’
The recent spate of school violence demands that we confront an uncomfortable truth: social media is not safe.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos led the reopening of the rehabilitated Coconut Palace in Pasay City ahead of the 49th ASEAN…

DepEd investigates a Masbate public school principal over allegedly derogatory social media posts targeting lawmakers Chel Diokno, Percival Cendaña and lawyer…

New Zealand moves to keep youngsters off social media

Save the Children supports the Philippine National Police’s child online safety drive but warns against a blanket social media ban for minors. The group urges…




Prime Minister Anthony Albanese wants to see children unto the footy fields, swimming pools and tennis courts