Can Facebook Live Sellers Face Estafa Charges?
Learn when selling counterfeit luxury goods as authentic on Facebook Live may result in estafa, consumer, trademark, and unfair competition liability.
Learn when selling counterfeit luxury goods as authentic on Facebook Live may result in estafa, consumer, trademark, and unfair competition liability.
Learn how Philippine law addresses hacked Messenger accounts, computer-related identity theft, estafa, evidence preservation, and cybercrime complaints.
How Can Victims Prosecute Messenger Account Scammers? Read More »
Review bombing may create unfair competition liability when fake reviews, deception, and coordinated attacks damage a Philippine business.
Can Review Bombing Create Unfair Competition Liability? Read More »
Fake followers may expose influencers to contract claims, damages, and deceptive advertising liability when sponsors rely on false engagement metrics.
Can Fake Followers Create Liability for Influencer Fraud? Read More »
Learn how the proposed Children’s Safety in Media Bill restricts algorithmic social media feeds and mandates verifiable parental consent for users under 18.
How Will the Proposed Children’s Safety in Media Bill Regulate Social Platforms? Read More »
Learn how Philippine law protects parody and satire accounts while addressing libel, incitement, impersonation, and criticism of public officials.
Can Parody Accounts Survive Philippine Libel Claims? Read More »
Learn when using a competitor’s trademark as an Instagram hashtag may cause infringement, false designation, damages, and injunction under Philippine law.
Can Competitor Hashtags Cause Trademark Infringement? Read More »
Philippine law on online libel, data privacy, and public shaming when digital broadcasts air unverified criminal accusations against private citizens.
Learn when vlogging inside Philippine police stations and municipal halls may violate privacy, confidentiality, security, or data-protection rules.
Learn how Philippine courts authenticate screenshots, romantic comments, and tagged photos offered to prove marital infidelity in annulment proceedings.
How Is Social Media Evidence Authenticated in Annulment Cases? Read More »