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Title: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Vaculin on July 16, 2020, 11:10:08 AM Hi, a friend of mind tagged me on his facebook post which direct me to this site https://newsbuzz.to/dominguez-reveals-wealth-secret-ph/
https://imgbbb.com/images/2020/07/16/tag.png As I read the article, it talks about cryptocurrency and Bitcoin Loophole, which I think is a scam. What's alarming is they are using Carlos Dominguez our secretary of Finance para lang manloko ng mga tao, just want to get your opinion, do you guys read similar fake articles from scammers? Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Bttzed03 on July 16, 2020, 01:39:28 PM Hindi ko mabuksan ang website. Na-take down na yata.
Parang may dumaan na ganito sa feed ko few weeks ago pero ignore ko lang. Caption pa lang ng picture halata ng pang-click bait lang at most likely scam. Isa pa, granted na may alam nga siya about bitcoin at cryptocurrencies in general, Sec. Dominguez isn't allowed to talk about such things publicly dahil isa siyang Government official serving at the pleasure of the Philippine President. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: dothebeats on July 16, 2020, 05:57:17 PM It's intriguing na may ganitong mga nakakalusot pa rin na ads despite the fact that Facebook ramped up its efforts para lang mapuksa yung mga ganitong klaseng click-baits sa kanilang socmed platform. I came across several of these ads and aptly reported them, at may iilan din akong friends na nakakita ng similar ads concerning some *insert public figure here* na involved daw sa mismong investment scheme na yun. I never get tired of advising them na wala silang mapapala dito, and as long as may mga tao pa ring gagamitin ang word na "cryptocurrency" para makapanloko eh hindi rin ako titigil sa pagrereport sa mga ito.
Insert the latest investment craze Forsage na madami na namang naloloko dito sa Pinas ngayon.. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Vaculin on July 16, 2020, 10:33:07 PM Hindi ko mabuksan ang website. Na-take down na yata. haha,, oo nga na take down na ang website.. I'll tell my friend para maniwala na scam. It's intriguing na may ganitong mga nakakalusot pa rin na ads despite the fact that Facebook ramped up its efforts para lang mapuksa yung mga ganitong klaseng click-baits sa kanilang socmed platform. I came across several of these ads and aptly reported them, at may iilan din akong friends na nakakita ng similar ads concerning some *insert public figure here* na involved daw sa mismong investment scheme na yun. I never get tired of advising them na wala silang mapapala dito, and as long as may mga tao pa ring gagamitin ang word na "cryptocurrency" para makapanloko eh hindi rin ako titigil sa pagrereport sa mga ito. Insert the latest investment craze Forsage na madami na namang naloloko dito sa Pinas ngayon.. Siguro kailangan na rin nating tumulong para sa ikakaunlad ng crypto sa bansa, maraming interesado dahil sa instant return, hindi dahil alam nila ang ibig sabihin ng bitcoin, siguro marami na ring nabibiktima ang ganitong scam kaya patuloy pa rin sila. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Baofeng on July 16, 2020, 10:55:26 PM It's intriguing na may ganitong mga nakakalusot pa rin na ads despite the fact that Facebook ramped up its efforts para lang mapuksa yung mga ganitong klaseng click-baits sa kanilang socmed platform. I came across several of these ads and aptly reported them, at may iilan din akong friends na nakakita ng similar ads concerning some *insert public figure here* na involved daw sa mismong investment scheme na yun. I never get tired of advising them na wala silang mapapala dito, and as long as may mga tao pa ring gagamitin ang word na "cryptocurrency" para makapanloko eh hindi rin ako titigil sa pagrereport sa mga ito. Insert the latest investment craze Forsage na madami na namang naloloko dito sa Pinas ngayon.. Marami talagang nakakalusot na ganitong ads, actually may nakita pa nga ako si Manny Pacquiao, ang nakakagulat eh yung ads naka display sa isang reputable website patungkol sa mga nagaganap na "hacking" around, una d ko pinansin, nagtaka lang ako tapos mga ilang araw nandun parin. Magagaling talaga ang mga cyber criminals, at nakakagawa nilang mailusot ito sa tinatawag na "cloaking" technique. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Hippocrypto on July 16, 2020, 11:56:12 PM Hindi ko mabuksan ang website. Na-take down na yata. Parang may dumaan na ganito sa feed ko few weeks ago pero ignore ko lang. Caption pa lang ng picture halata ng pang-click bait lang at most likely scam. Isa pa, granted na may alam nga siya about bitcoin at cryptocurrencies in general, Sec. Dominguez isn't allowed to talk about such things publicly dahil isa siyang Government official serving at the pleasure of the Philippine President. Kung na take down ang website, halatang may nagbabayad para mawala ito. Malaki kasi itong rebelasyon sa lahat ng tao na hindi nakakaalam, at sa tingin ko maraming sangkot sa ganitong scam na kabilang ang malalaking negosyante o politika. Government official kasi si Sec. Dominguez at di nya gusto na makasagasa ng kahit sino, pinipili nya na maging confidential ang mga ganitong impormasyon. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Bodykeepers on July 17, 2020, 07:57:32 AM Sa ganitong karanasan pumapangit ang reputasyon ng crypto sa bansa dahil mismong ang ibang tao na mapag samantala ginamit ang pangalang crypto.
Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: acroman08 on July 17, 2020, 08:13:03 AM this is quite common. if you try watching on a website that illegally shows movies, tv-series or anime etc.. you'll see a lot of article like this. there is even a link that redirects you to an article showing Duterte or other popular celebrity advertising a pyramid scheme or HYIP.
Hindi ko mabuksan ang website. Na-take down na yata. Parang may dumaan na ganito sa feed ko few weeks ago pero ignore ko lang. Caption pa lang ng picture halata ng pang-click bait lang at most likely scam. Isa pa, granted na may alam nga siya about bitcoin at cryptocurrencies in general, Sec. Dominguez isn't allowed to talk about such things publicly dahil isa siyang Government official serving at the pleasure of the Philippine President. it's good that the webpage has been taken down already. things like this should be heavily moderated because there are too many gullible people that believe in things like this. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Bttzed03 on July 17, 2020, 08:59:28 AM ~ Don't bet on it. Platforms like facebook and google are always late to act on these things. It will take massive reporting before they take an action. Like what @Baofeng said, scammers are clever in bypassing whatever security measures these platforms put up. Safe to say that they are one or two step ahead most of the time.it's good that the webpage has been taken down already. things like this should be heavily moderated because there are too many gullible people that believe in things like this. The best practice is still educating oneself on legit and scam investments. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: bL4nkcode on July 17, 2020, 08:20:45 PM It's intriguing na may ganitong mga nakakalusot pa rin na ads despite the fact that Facebook ramped up its efforts para lang mapuksa yung mga ganitong klaseng click-baits sa kanilang socmed platform. Even google dahil sa automated ang process ng ads approval thats why my mga ads na nakakalusot at kung hindi na rereport di nila ma a'aksyunan.Kung na take down ang website, halatang may nagbabayad para mawala ito. Simpleng report lang ang pwedeng gawing niyan directly sa registrar ng website kase nasa category ng fraud yang ganyan at against yan sa terms ng almost ng lahat ng registrar.Talaga yung walang alam at mga silaw sa mabilis na pasok ng pera lang ang nabibiktima, tulad nlang ang nangyari sa twitter yung mga na hack na accounts ng nag tweet ng scam giveaways. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Baofeng on July 17, 2020, 08:34:05 PM ~ Don't bet on it. Platforms like facebook and google are always late to act on these things. It will take massive reporting before they take an action. Like what @Baofeng said, scammers are clever in bypassing whatever security measures these platforms put up. Safe to say that they are one or two step ahead most of the time.it's good that the webpage has been taken down already. things like this should be heavily moderated because there are too many gullible people that believe in things like this. The best practice is still educating oneself on legit and scam investments. Tama, kailangan talaga natin i-educate ang mga sarili at gamitin ang common sense para hindi tayo maging biktima sa mga ganitong stratehiya ng mga scammers. Kailangan din natin magtulong tulong bilang isang komunidad na mag report ng mga scam sites sa Google o i direcho na mismo sa domain registrar ng mga ito, sandali lang naman at hindi kakain ng ilang minuto ang proceso ng pag-rereport. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Theb on July 17, 2020, 09:20:22 PM It's intriguing na may ganitong mga nakakalusot pa rin na ads despite the fact that Facebook ramped up its efforts para lang mapuksa yung mga ganitong klaseng click-baits sa kanilang socmed platform. I came across several of these ads and aptly reported them, at may iilan din akong friends na nakakita ng similar ads concerning some *insert public figure here* na involved daw sa mismong investment scheme na yun. I never get tired of advising them na wala silang mapapala dito, and as long as may mga tao pa ring gagamitin ang word na "cryptocurrency" para makapanloko eh hindi rin ako titigil sa pagrereport sa mga ito. Insert the latest investment craze Forsage na madami na namang naloloko dito sa Pinas ngayon.. I don't think these are ads but just links shared in a post kaya meron silang thumbnail. From what I know medyo strict yung guidlines ng Facebook sa kanilang mga promotions from which hindi lahat ng types ng business ay pwede makapag-promote. For example is pages of Vape Shops where they can't use FB to promote there page kasi bisyo sila, same goes with this kind of revenue earning schemes na medyo limited lang ang pwede. If you look at the pic provided by the OP medyo misleading nga kasi nukha pa nilang nakawin yung domain name ng inquirer para lang makapang loko. Sa tingin ko if may nakita kayong post na ganito lalo na pagka may clickbait-y title I would suggest not to click it para na din sa seguridad ninyo. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: blockman on July 17, 2020, 09:48:24 PM Tama si Theb, sa unang tingin akala ko din inquirer.net ang publisher pero nung kin-lick ko na, newzbuzz.to na yung lumabas. Kaya pwedeng gawa gawa lang yan. At ok sa Bangko Sentral ang bitcoin at walang problema, katunayan nga may coins.ph tayo at pdax at iba pang maliliit na exchanges. Kasi kung hindi ok sa Bangko Sentral yan, wala yang mga yan. At pagkakaalam ko din, malayo ang trabaho ang trabaho ng Department of Finance sa ganitong issue pero pwede naman magbigay ng opinyon.
Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: maxreish on July 20, 2020, 02:05:42 AM It's their way to scam people. Dragging some names of popular identities like Carlos Dominguez. Nagbabala ang DOF about this, Here's the link (https://www.dof.gov.ph/dof-warns-public-on-investment-scam-using-names-of-finance-treasury-officials/)
Madalas kasi ay ginagamit nila ang malalaking Pangalan sa industriya para makapang akit at makapanloko. Kung matatandaan niyo rin dati, ginamit din and pangalan ni Boy Abunda and he cleared his name about some crypto networking and any crypto related things. Found out clear article about Carlos's issue; https://www.manilatimes.net/2020/07/14/opinion/columnists/bitcoin-revolution/741622/ Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: serjent05 on July 20, 2020, 11:10:26 PM It's their way to scam people. Dragging some names of popular identities like Carlos Dominguez. Nagbabala ang DOF about this, Here's the link (https://www.dof.gov.ph/dof-warns-public-on-investment-scam-using-names-of-finance-treasury-officials/) Madalas kasi ay ginagamit nila ang malalaking Pangalan sa industriya para makapang akit at makapanloko. Kung matatandaan niyo rin dati, ginamit din and pangalan ni Boy Abunda and he cleared his name about some crypto networking and any crypto related things. Found out clear article about Carlos's issue; https://www.manilatimes.net/2020/07/14/opinion/columnists/bitcoin-revolution/741622/ Indeed, they won't shy away from using prominent o mga kilalang tao just to push their agendas. Gusto kasi nilang magmukhang realistic na totoo at legal na establishment sila kaya gumagamit sila ng mga kilalang pangalan sa industriya. Para yung mga nagdadalawang isip ay mapaniwala nila, magrerelease sila ng mga articles at isishare nila sa mga target nila, which is nakikita nilang epektibo kaya paulit ulit nilang ginagawa para makapang-akit ng mga tao. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Lorence.xD on July 22, 2020, 06:35:23 AM Kapag nangangako na magbibigay sayo ng bitcoin, dapat mag isip isip ka na. Sino bang matinong tao ang magbibigay ng pera nila ng walang hinihinging kapalit. Ito dapat ang basic mindset ng mga newbie eh, dapat hindi basta basta magtiwala sa mga taong nakakasalamuha mo sa Internet.
Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: asu on July 22, 2020, 07:49:14 AM I don't think these are ads but just links shared in a post kaya meron silang thumbnail. From what I know medyo strict yung guidlines ng Facebook sa kanilang mga promotions from which hindi lahat ng types ng business ay pwede makapag-promote. For example is pages of Vape Shops where they can't use FB to promote there page kasi bisyo sila, same goes with this kind of revenue earning schemes na medyo limited lang ang pwede. If you look at the pic provided by the OP medyo misleading nga kasi nukha pa nilang nakawin yung domain name ng inquirer para lang makapang loko. Sa tingin ko if may nakita kayong post na ganito lalo na pagka may clickbait-y title I would suggest not to click it para na din sa seguridad ninyo. Correct.Other thing na ginagawa nila. Bumibili sila ng madaming likes and followers na pages then papalitan nila lahat ng information into their target popular names. Madali na din kasi ma deceived mga gumagamit sa social media dahil kadalasan hindi sila marunong mag background check, basta makakita lang ng cool/dope na post na entertaining, share na. Kapag nangangako na magbibigay sayo ng bitcoin, dapat mag isip isip ka na. Sino bang matinong tao ang magbibigay ng pera nila ng walang hinihinging kapalit. Ito dapat ang basic mindset ng mga newbie eh, dapat hindi basta basta magtiwala sa mga taong nakakasalamuha mo sa Internet. For some reason, mindset din kasi ng ibang pinoy na wala naman mawawala sakanila kaya hindi na masama subukan. There's no way to stop that, parte na siya ng pamumuhay na tinatawag na "sugal/gamble".Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Theb on July 23, 2020, 08:04:50 PM I don't think these are ads but just links shared in a post kaya meron silang thumbnail. From what I know medyo strict yung guidlines ng Facebook sa kanilang mga promotions from which hindi lahat ng types ng business ay pwede makapag-promote. For example is pages of Vape Shops where they can't use FB to promote there page kasi bisyo sila, same goes with this kind of revenue earning schemes na medyo limited lang ang pwede. If you look at the pic provided by the OP medyo misleading nga kasi nukha pa nilang nakawin yung domain name ng inquirer para lang makapang loko. Sa tingin ko if may nakita kayong post na ganito lalo na pagka may clickbait-y title I would suggest not to click it para na din sa seguridad ninyo. Correct.Other thing na ginagawa nila. Bumibili sila ng madaming likes and followers na pages then papalitan nila lahat ng information into their target popular names. Madali na din kasi ma deceived mga gumagamit sa social media dahil kadalasan hindi sila marunong mag background check, basta makakita lang ng cool/dope na post na entertaining, share na. I think I know where you are getting at. Uso kasi sa mga social media platform ngayon kahit sa Youtube is yung biglang magbabago yung identity ng page. Ang na observahan ko lang sa Facebook is yung mga Meme Pages or mga "secret files" na pages ay bigla nalang magpapalit ng pangalan, mapapansin niyo yan is isang araw makakatanggap kayo ng mga posts/shares ng page na hindi niyo naman pina-follow. One thing to know why you have liked that page kahit hindi mo naman natatandaan na na-like mo ito is through their "Page Transparency" section na makikita niyo sa kahit anong page. Dito niyo makikita kung yung page na iyon ay nagpalit ng pangalan or hindi. Madalas ksi nila ginagawa ito para lang makapag-hakot ng likes at followers. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: abel1337 on July 23, 2020, 10:22:19 PM I don't think these are ads but just links shared in a post kaya meron silang thumbnail. From what I know medyo strict yung guidlines ng Facebook sa kanilang mga promotions from which hindi lahat ng types ng business ay pwede makapag-promote. For example is pages of Vape Shops where they can't use FB to promote there page kasi bisyo sila, same goes with this kind of revenue earning schemes na medyo limited lang ang pwede. If you look at the pic provided by the OP medyo misleading nga kasi nukha pa nilang nakawin yung domain name ng inquirer para lang makapang loko. Sa tingin ko if may nakita kayong post na ganito lalo na pagka may clickbait-y title I would suggest not to click it para na din sa seguridad ninyo. Correct.Other thing na ginagawa nila. Bumibili sila ng madaming likes and followers na pages then papalitan nila lahat ng information into their target popular names. Madali na din kasi ma deceived mga gumagamit sa social media dahil kadalasan hindi sila marunong mag background check, basta makakita lang ng cool/dope na post na entertaining, share na. I think I know where you are getting at. Uso kasi sa mga social media platform ngayon kahit sa Youtube is yung biglang magbabago yung identity ng page. Ang na observahan ko lang sa Facebook is yung mga Meme Pages or mga "secret files" na pages ay bigla nalang magpapalit ng pangalan, mapapansin niyo yan is isang araw makakatanggap kayo ng mga posts/shares ng page na hindi niyo naman pina-follow. One thing to know why you have liked that page kahit hindi mo naman natatandaan na na-like mo ito is through their "Page Transparency" section na makikita niyo sa kahit anong page. Dito niyo makikita kung yung page na iyon ay nagpalit ng pangalan or hindi. Madalas ksi nila ginagawa ito para lang makapag-hakot ng likes at followers. Maraming ways talaga para makasira ng tao sa facebook like what's in the OP. Aakalain mo talaga na inquirer ang nag publish ng article which is reputated pero newsbuzz pala. This can decieve many users of facebook lalo na mga typhical na pilipino na hindi nag babackground check at puro headline lang binabasa. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Vaculin on July 23, 2020, 11:12:32 PM Update: still seeing a lot of advertisements using the same guy Carlos Dominguez III from different facebook accounts, I reported some them already.
I'm just curious, was it because I click a link before, so I keep seeing more ads like that? How to completely stop seeing these ads? Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Rosilito on July 24, 2020, 04:34:56 PM Update: still seeing a lot of advertisements using the same guy Carlos Dominguez III from different facebook accounts, I reported some them already. I'm just curious, was it because I click a link before, so I keep seeing more ads like that? How to completely stop seeing these ads? Perhaps, it was because of that. Not sure, kabayan pero feeling ko may kinalaman 'yan sa cookies. You can read 'bout it naman under legal and policies. Here's the process para mabasa mo 'yong about doon: Code: Facebook -> Menu -> Settings -> Cookies Policy. Now to clear it (not permanently), punta ka again sa settings then click off-facebook activity then i-clear mo lahat ng pu-pwede i-clear doon, and i-clear mo rin 'yong data or 'yong cookies sa fb application itself, same thing sa browser na nagamit mo nung nabuksan mo 'yong link. And one more thing, turn-off mo na lang rin 'yong future off-facebook activity mo. Not sure kabayan ah, 'yan lang alam ko :D. To stop it completely, then better if iiwasan mo 'yong pag-ki-click sa mga ganiyang ads para 'di mo na sila mae-encounter again and again. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Debonaire217 on August 07, 2020, 06:09:12 AM Sa ngayon, 404 Not found na ang lumalabas sa link na sinend mo OP. Maganda ito dahil na filter na ang ads na sa tingin ng marami ay mapaminsala at totoo naman. Sa mga users na madalas maka kita ng ganitong ads, ang pinakamabisang gawin bukod sa pag clear ng cookies, ay ang pag report sa mga ads na ito. Hindi kasi lahat ng ads kayang i filter ng mga platforms kaya't kailangan din yung partisipasyon natin para maging maayos ang ads na ating nakikita. Btw, most of the time, related sa mga browser searchers natin ang mga ads na lumalabas lalo na kung may nakikita tayong "Accept Cookies" mostly naman sa karamihan ng websites. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Shimmiry on August 23, 2020, 08:40:32 AM Update: still seeing a lot of advertisements using the same guy Carlos Dominguez III from different facebook accounts, I reported some them already. I'm just curious, was it because I click a link before, so I keep seeing more ads like that? How to completely stop seeing these ads? Yep. May ganon ang facebook na makikita nila kung ano yung binobrowse mo kaya maya maya lang maymakikita ka ng ads about dun. Nakaallow siguro sa settings mo yun. Try to check your settings tapos punta ka sa ad personalization o ads lang mismo sa settings & privacy then ireview mo yung mga nakalagay dun, kung pwede iturnoff, ioff mo. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: acroman08 on August 24, 2020, 05:27:59 AM while on a website that lets you watch a movie for free an ad pop up on the side of my screen with the president's face on it I clicked to check it out and to my "surprise" it's an article about bitcoin. It's very ambitious of them to use the president as a front for their scam. the article even said that the president is urging it citizen to learn about bitcoin "lifestyle"
https://i.imgur.com/tpKtbfB.jpg Quote (Daily News) Rodrigo Duterte, business magnate, philanthropist, investor and president of Philippines, has signed the largest agreement of the century in Philippines. Taking a big step towards technology, the Philippines government approved this agreement and it was something that has been working to change Philippines’s technology, currency and monetary system. The new Duterte agreement creates a platform for the citizens of Philippines to start generating income with cryptocurrency. This new platform is called Bitcoin Lifestyle. He is urging all citizens of Philippines to learn about Bitcoin Lifestyle quickly to get involved. Code: https://dailyreports.info/ph/rodrigo-duterte/?lpkey=150c98842494549e07&city=Imus&uclick=8pa3oja5&uclickhash=8pa3oja5-8pa3oja5-bgbl-0-pme2-1msy-g58w-967e8a I tried copy pasting the webadress to another search bar and it's not showing anything. it seems like you can only access the article if the ad popped up on your screen while on the website. Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: Rosilito on August 24, 2020, 03:30:41 PM while on a website that lets you watch a movie for free an ad pop up on the side of my screen with the president's face on it I clicked to check it out and to my "surprise" it's an article about bitcoin. It's very ambitious of them to use the president as a front for their scam. the article even said that the president is urging it citizen to learn about bitcoin "lifestyle" Of all people talaga, 'no? Pero kung sabagay, not too surprising na 'yong mga ganito, it is just that, ganiyan na kasagad 'yong pagkasabik nila makabiktima ng mga 'di gaanong aware with these ventures. Good thing pala nakita mo 'to, 'di pwedeng diyan-diyan na lang 'yan at marami rin pinoy mahilig maglibot sa mga free movies na site, 'di malabong ma-intrigued sila sa ganiyan. So, anyway, ni-report mo na ba 'to? - These are the sites yata kung saan mo pwede ilapag 'yan ???.
And naalala ko sinabi nung isa natin kakabayan few days ago 'bout sa mga ganitong scheme ;D. - Pag si Duterte lumabas dyan bilib na ko sa pamemeke nila 😂 Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: roadrunnerjaiv2025 on September 03, 2020, 03:17:09 AM May bagong announcement ang Facebook kahapon lang yata o noong isang araw. Mas strikto na raw sila ngayong October. Pwede na raw silang mag-alis ng mga post na pwedeng ikapahamak ng Facebook. Siguro dahil na rin ilang beses nang pinatawag sa kongreso si Mark Zuckerberg para magpaliwanag. I believe this change has a lot to do with misinformed or misleading posts and ads like that freely circulating within their website. And it's a good move kasi hindi naman iyan issue ng press freedom. Press freedom or freedom of expression doesn't cover defamation or misinformation. Sana pati Google at iba pang malalaking sites, hindi lang socmed, ay maging mas mahigpit na rin para patas sa lahat. Bitcoin's reputation has suffered enough from these click-baits.
Title: Re: Bitcoin Loophole? Post by: acroman08 on September 03, 2020, 09:24:17 AM May bagong announcement ang Facebook kahapon lang yata o noong isang araw. Mas strikto na raw sila ngayong October. Pwede na raw silang mag-alis ng mga post na pwedeng ikapahamak ng Facebook. Siguro dahil na rin ilang beses nang pinatawag sa kongreso si Mark Zuckerberg para magpaliwanag. I believe this change has a lot to do with misinformed or misleading posts and ads like that freely circulating within their website. And it's a good move kasi hindi naman iyan issue ng press freedom. Press freedom or freedom of expression doesn't cover defamation or misinformation. Sana pati Google at iba pang malalaking sites, hindi lang socmed, ay maging mas mahigpit na rin para patas sa lahat. Bitcoin's reputation has suffered enough from these click-baits. any chance for the source? since I've been using Facebook since high school I'm intrigued about this their stricter protocols. I remember in the past they announced having stricter rules against ads and misleading posting(heard the news in youtube) but seeing that there are still a lot of misleading posts going around on their website I guess Facebook didn't really put much effort on extinguishing these misleading posts. as for google, google CEO also needs to be called out for advertising phishing sites on their website endangering unsuspecting users. |
