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House ICT panel merges 4 bills imposing minimum Internet speed in PH

At an online hearing, House ICT committee chair Victor Yap said there is also a need to specify a neutral agency that would determine the measurement of Internet speed in the country.

NTC orders TV, radio firms to broadcast DepEd learning materials

The DepEd announced on Sunday, July 5, that it has secured the backing of the NTC to support television and radio-based learning delivery for the upcoming school year.

Dito Telecommunity on track to launch in March 2021, says DICT

Dito Telecommunity admitted, however, that the pandemic caused a number of key infrastructure delays just as they were approaching the peak of their rollout.

Report: Natural disasters push PH security concerns to world’s highest

The 2020 Unisys Security Index also found that the government has attained a higher level of trust than banks with more Filipinos willing to use a mobile app that matches their facial image with identity information in a government database to access online government services than online banking services.

New set of ‘Digital Cities’ from PH countryside bared

The initiative, which continues the legacy of Next Wave Cities, aims to drive inclusive growth in the countryside by selecting high-potential areas throughout the country and transforming them into bustling IT and BPO hubs within five years.

As DICT eyes less permits for common towers, Globe wants to build more own towers in Q3

Even as the DICT is eyeing to reduce the permits for common tower this year, Globe said it will build more cell sites of its own in different parts of the country in the next three months.

NPC clears FaceApp, says app improved its privacy policy

Upon assessment, the NPC said it found significant differences between the 2019 and 2020 versions of FaceApp's privacy policies.

Restaurant may face P1.2M in damages for exposing PWD cards online

A local restaurant serving Hong Kong cuisine could be liable for a minimum of P1.2 million in damages after it exposed in social media the PWD cards of six members of a family who tried to avail of their PWD discount.

Gov’t tapping radio, online to deliver STEM education

The DOST said it is collaborating with DepEd to enhance STEM learning for elementary and high school students through two radio programs, which will be rolled out in time for the opening of classes this school year.

After breach in San Beda and FEU portals, NPC urges schools to fortify IT systems

It was reported this week that the student portals of the two Manila-based schools were attacked by hackers , leaking the personal data of thousand of students.

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