28/10/2025
Maging aware Po Ang LAHAT Wala nang baranngay dito diritso na sa pulis⚠️CYBER CRIME LAW!⚠️
BABALA AT PAALALA ito sa mga taong nagpopost, namamahiya at naninira ng kapwa nila gamit ang social media... Walang karapatan ang sinumang mamahiya o manira ng kapwa gamit ang social media..Hindi ito matatawag na "FREEDOM OF SPEECH"
Ang kalayaan sa pagsasalita at pagpapahayag ay may limitasyon na may kaugnayan sa libelo, paninirang-puri, kalaswaan,sedisyon, pag-uudyok, pakikipaglaban ng mga salita, impormasyon sa classified, paglabag sa karapatang-kopya, mga lihim ng kalakalan, pagkain pag-label, kasunduan sa hindi pagsisiwalat, karapatan sa privacy, karapatan na malimutan, seguridad sa publiko, at pagsisinungaling.
Did you know that you can go to jail or pay fines when you bully someone on social media?
Kung may problema kayo sa isang tao kausapin ng personal o sa maayos (Legal) na paraan. Alamin muna tunay na pangyayare o istorya bago umarangkada sa social media. Huwag magpadala sa bugso ng damdamin kasi baka kapag malaman pa tunay na nangyayare e ikaw pa mapahiya sa mga pinagsasabi sa social media.
Huwag irarason na wala kanang nakikitang paraan kaya ipopost mo na sila sa social media para lang malaman ng lahat ang alam mo lang na nagawa nya.
May kasalanan man o wala ang isang tao, di rason yun para ipost sa social media, hayaang pagpyestahan ng mga chismosa at chismoso, hayaang husgahan ang tao ng ganun-ganun nalang ng walang mga alam sa ganap.
Cyber Bullying Law.
This is a WARNING AND REMINDER to people who post, humiliate and slander each other using social media ... No one has the right to embarrass or insult others using social media ..
Did you know that you can go to jail or pay fines when you bully someone on social media?
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10627 or "Anti-Bullying Act of 2013"
Punishment:
Under House Bill 5718, or the proposed “Anti Cyber-Bullying Act of 2015,” cyber-bullies shall face a penalty of fines ranging from P50,000 to P100,000, or imprisonment between six months and six years, or both, at the discretion of the court.
CYBER BULLYING, CYBER CRIME LAW
Cyber Crime Law
Republic Act 10175
Libel Offense under section 355
Revised penal code of the philippines
If you have a problem with someone to talk to in person or in a proper (Legal) way. Find out the real event or story before stepping into social media. Do not send in impulse because maybe when you find out what is really going on you will be embarrassed by what is being said on social media.
Do not reason that there is no right way so you will post them on social media just so that everyone knows what you just know he did. Whether a person is guilty or not, that is not a reason to post on social media, let gossip and gossip be celebrated, let the person be judged just like that without anyone knowing completely.
Remember not only the person you are posting to will be embarrassed by your posting but yourself especially when you have done something wrong to the person you are embarrassing on social media. It is easy to find sympathy on social media but not all of them are real people who are concerned about you, and others are just curious or looking for gossip. Avoid this system because it will not solve the problem or misunderstanding in this way and may get worse. Remember there is a law that with just one wrong move you can complain and even worse get into trouble.
Cyberlibel o Paninirang Puri sa Internet o Post sa Facebook etc. Alamin mo paano magkaso.
Siniraan ang puri mo sa Facebook post nya, ano gagawin mo? Ito ang step-by-step process para makakuha ng evidence at makasuhan mo sya ng criminal case na Cyberlibel at maipakulong:
1. I-screenshot ang buong Facebook post nya na may paninira sayo.
2. Kung wala common friends o anonymous account o hindi mo maidentify ang owner, go to Anti-Cybercrime Division ng NBI or PNP-CIDG para ma-identify ng computer forensic experts nila;
Ang pagkakaroon ng Facebook account ay hindi nagbibigay ng lisensiya sa may-ari nito na gamitin ito na makakasira sa buhay at reputasyon ng ibang tao. Ang post, comment o twit na may pagmumura o paninirang puri sa isang tao sa Facebook, Twitter o iba pang social networking sites o internet ay isang krimen na "cyberlibel". Ang nasabing post, comment o twit ay isang electronic evidence na tinatanggap na sa korte bilang ebidensiya ng libel at pwede na itong magamit laban sa taong nagpost nito sa internet.
Ito ang tinatawag na Cyberlibel na pinaparusahan sa Section 4 (c) (4) ng “Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012″ o Republic Act No. 10175 at sinasabi dito na ang cyber libel ay hango sa Revised Penal Code, Article 353. Ito ay isang isinapubliko at malisyosong pagbibintang ng isang krimen, bisyo o depekto o isang aksiyon o hindi pag-aksiyon ng isang tao, kundisyon, status o circumstances kung saan ito ay nadishonor, pagkapahiya at paghamak ng isang tao o korporasyon sa pamamagitan ng internet at computer.
Ayon sa “Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012″ kung saan ang "Libel" ay isinama bilang isang uri ng "Cybercrime", pinapaparusahan ng kulong ang gumawa nito ng hindi bababa sa 6 months and 1 day at hindi lalampas na 6 years na pagkakakulong.
Now, meron ka na evidence para kasuhan siya, pwede mo na ito isampa bilang isang criminal case.
3. Gamit ang mga evidence mo, gumawa ng Complaint Affidavit o Sinumpaang Salaysay kung saan dapat ikwento ang buong pangyayari before, during at after ng posting ng paninira sa FB at elemento ng krimen.
4. Hindi mo kailangan na ipa-barangay ang kalaban mo dahil exempted ang Cyberlibel sa requirement ng barangay hearing.
5. I-file ang Complaint Affidavit o Sinumpaang Salaysay sa Prosecutor’s Office o Fiscal’s Office.
6. Hintayin ang Subpoena ng Prosecutor’s Office o Fiscal’s Office para sa hearing ng preliminary investigation.
7. Maglalabas ng resolution ang investigating prosecutor at kung ang decision ng Prosecutor’s Office o Fiscal’s Office ay iakyat sa korte, ang criminal information ay isasampa sa Regional Trial Court;
8. Mag-iissue ang korte ng warrant of arrest sa akusado para sya ay panagutin sa hukuman at doon magpresenta ng evidence ang complainant;
Kung kumpleto ka ng evidence, madali mo lang maipakulong ang nanirang puri sa iyo sa Facebook. Maraming maimbentong depensa ang kalaban mo pero kung matibay evidence mo, wala silang lusot sa korte.
“KILALA KITA. WALA KAMING IBANG NAIISIP NA GAGAWA NG GANYAN KUNDI IKAW LANG.”
In the Philippines, using someone's picture without permission is illegal under several laws, including the Data Privacy Act of 2012, the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, and the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act:
Data Privacy Act of 2012
This law protects citizens' privacy rights, including the right to not have their images used without permission. It requires that personal data, including photos, be collected with consent, especially for sensitive information. Using a photo without consent for commercial purposes or uploading it online could violate this law.
Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012
This law makes it illegal to post pictures online without permission with malicious intent, such as to harass, defame, or threaten the subject. It also makes it illegal to use someone's picture to create a false identity or deceive others.
Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act
This law prohibits taking photos or videos of people without their consent, especially in situations where they have a reasonable expectation of privacy. It also makes it illegal to copy, reproduce, sell, distribute, publish, or broadcast such photos or videos.
The National Privacy Commission (NPC) is responsible for ensuring compliance with privacy standards.
