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In biggest haul yet, PLDT-Smart blocks more than 10,000 links to child abuse

In total, PLDT and Smart have cut access to more than 13,000 URLs and domains that host sexually explicit materials featuring children.

PLDT, Smart cut access to 4,000 sites committing online child abuse

The fresh milestone comes just after PLDT and Smart formalized their membership into the UK-based Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) last month. The latest list of 983 offensive links came from the IWF’s database, which can now be accessed by PLDT and Smart.

Hontiveros bares Facebook groups used by teens to trade sexual videos

Sen. Risa Hontiveros has flagged Facebook groups that are used by teenagers to sell sexual videos and images online to fund expenses in online learning.

Kiko calls Facebook, Twitter virtual ‘crime scenes’ of child abuse

Sen. Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan on Tuesday, March 2, called out social media giants Facebook and Twitter for their absence in the Senate hearing on online abuse and exploitation of children, describing these platforms as a "crime scene" particularly of fake accounts committing criminal activities.

DICT warns telcos, ISPs: Comply with law against online child sexual exploitation

The Department of Justice has recommended for the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to penalize ISPs for failing to fulfill their duties under Republic Act No. 9775 or the Anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009.

PLDT seeks to strengthen efforts against online child abuse

Child pornography is but one of the slew of abuses against children, now collectively called online sexual exploitation and abuse of children or “OSEAC.”

PLDT-Smart to block access to sites containing child porn

PLDT-Smart said it already applied for membership at UK-based Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) to gain access to its database of Web pages linked to child porn.

PH gov’t told to clamp down on online sex exploitation of children

Sen. Loren Legarda has stressed the importance of effective and sustained law enforcement in reducing cases of online trafficking of children for sexual exploitation.
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