Malicious disclosure

Malicious Disclosure of Data: Prosecuting Staff Who Leak Confidential Client Lists in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine law prosecutes staff who sell client lists, focusing on the Data Privacy Act offenses of unauthorized disclosure and malicious disclosure.

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What is the formal penalty for maliciously disclosing false personal information?

Legal Answers / Nicolas and De Vega Law Offices

Maliciously disclosing unwarranted or false personal information is penalized with 1.5 to 5 years imprisonment and heavily fined up to Php1,000,000.00.

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