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DOH, UP issue guidelines on telemedicine practice in PH

The telemedicine guidelines comes after the DOH and the National Privacy Commission released an earlier joint memorandum circular allowing the use of telemedicine as a way to respond to the Covid-19 health crisis.

Another digital-only bank set to launch in PH this Q3

Finance startup Tonik said it received early this year a license from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to operate as a digital bank.

Local BPO firms continue to hire despite pandemic

It is not business as usual yet in the information technology and business process management (IT-BPM) space, but the sector continues to open job opportunities amid the pandemic, industry group IBPAP said.

PH banks extending waiver of fees for PesoNet, InstaPay funds transfer

The BSP earlier said that volume of InstaPay transactions during the ECQ in Luzon from March 17 to May 12 rose by 84%, while PesoNet transactions grew by 24%.

Survey: 82% of PH firms fall victim to cloud security incidents

According to a new cloud survey from cybersecurity Sophos, organizations in the Philippines experienced a public cloud security incident in the last year – including ransomware and other malware (77%), exposed data (40%), compromised accounts (40%), and cryptojacking (16%).

From P6 billion in 2020, DICT asking P46.6-billion budget for 2021

In its proposal, the DICT allotted P22.1 billion -- the biggest chunk of its proposed budget -- for its digital connectivity and access programs. Meanwhile, P1.05 billion will be spent on cybersecurity.

Angara seeks creation of database of informal workers

Sen. Juan Edgardo “Sonny” Angara is calling for the creation of a national database of all members of the informal economy to provide protection to the informal workers and to ensure they receive aid from the government in times of emergencies.

NPC to restos, barbershops: Adopt data privacy measures in contact tracing

In its latest bulletin, the National Privacy Commission (NPC) reminded businesses, particularly restaurants, salons and barber shops, to collect only what is necessary.

Common tower policy in limbo as Globe embarks PH build-up of cell sites

The highly touted common tower policy of the government appears to be going nowhere as local operator Globe Telecom announced on Thursday, July 9, that it is putting up its own cell sites in different parts of the country this year.

DICT, NTC, telcos told to submit connectivity report by July 13

In an earlier hearing conducted by the Senate public services committee, Sen. Grace Poe asked for the submission of several reports to find out the progress of government and telcos' initiatives in a bid to expedite the needed infrastructure to boost connectivity.
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