Technology News From The Philippines
The National Privacy Commission said the Covid-19 apps being rolled out by the government and the private sector will only be effective if these solutions will allow users to share information without fear of misuse or discrimination.
RapidPass.ph is a website that provides a free QR code that can be printed on paper and placed on vehicles or saved on smartphones to be shown to uniformed personnel manning Quarantine Control Points (QCPs).
The Facebook post of Maria Victoria Beltran caught the attention of Cebu City mayor Edgardo Labella, who accused the artist of spreading fake news and hence committing a criminal act, warning that she would be arrested by the PNP Cybercrime Unit.
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources – Environment Management Bureau (DENR-EMB) office in San Fernando, Pampanga is embracing the benefits of technology by digitizing its archive of licenses and permits.
Homegrown software company Radenta Technologies said it has created a cloud-based human resource platform that keeps business owners and team members fully in touch even when working remotely.
GSIS members and pensioners may take out a P20,000 loan, which is payable in three years at 6 percent interest per annum.
Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian warned that since the community quarantine in the country gave children more time to spend online, traffickers would take advantage to target more victims.
According to the US-based Internet giant, the reports have been developed to be helpful while adhering to stringent privacy protocols and policies.
