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SEC revokes license of online lending firm for unfair debt collection practices

FCash Global Lending, which operates online lending platforms Fast Cash and Fast Cash Loan, has made multiple attempts to collect loan payments by contacting or threatening persons other than those that the borrower has identified as guarantors or co-makers.

BSP sets 2% monthly interest cap on credit card charges

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has approved the setting of an annual interest rate ceiling of 24 percent on all credit card transactions effective November 3 this year.

NPC wants more info from Facebook on suspicious accounts

The National Privacy Commission (NPC) said it is initiating a deeper probe on its own after Facebook recently took down accounts supporting Pres. Rodrigo Duterte and Davao City mayor Sarah Duterte-Carpio due to “coordinated inauthentic behavior”.

Study: Gov’t, private sector needs to increase small number of S&T workforce

A new study said there is a need for both government and private sector to support the promotion of most S&T disciplines given that new jobs are emerging from new technologies and industries.

Gov’t eyes automation of ticketing system in all ports next year

The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) is conducting a recent test run of the unified electronic ticketing system at the Port of Batangas and the Port of Calapan in Mindoro prior to full rollout next year.

Now Telecom set to become 4th telco after getting NTC permit

Wireless broadband firm Now Telecom is slated to become country’s fourth telecom player after the National Telecommunications Commission issued last Sept. 14 the extension of its provisional authority (PA) to operate a mobile telecommunications system.

Honasan backtracks, admits slow Internet speed in PH

After getting flak for saying that the current Internet speed at 3 to 7Mbps is “not so bad”, Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) secretary Gregorio Honasan II acknowledged that the country should aim for a higher standard.

Dito says AFP deal will not lead to Chinese espionage

Dito also brushed off suspicions that China has control of the new telco, which is majority-owned by Davao-based businessman Dennis Uy, a close friend of President Duterte.

Schools issue e-learning guidelines to protect privacy, reduce data breaches

Among the guidelines contained in Advisory No. 2020-1 that the Data Privacy Council Education Sector issued recently is that schools must consider getting the consent of the parent or legal guardian of students below 18 years old before webcam-supported online discussions are recorded.

DICT issues registration certificate to 23 common tower firms

At least three of the tower companies that were given permits are Chinese-owned firms despite current concerns on national security.

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