Archive - FACT CHECK

A YouTube video claims that the ICC has arraigned and ordered the imprisonment of Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano. Not true.

The digestive process presented in the reel is inaccurate. The original publisher included a disclaimer that the content was created using AI.

Peke at inedit gamit ang AI ang mga ipinakakalat na videos na nagsasabing siRamon Ang at Elon Musk ay nagsanib-puwersa raw para sa isang investment para sa mga Pinoy.

Seven impostor Facebook pages of retail chain Gaisano Capital posted fake announcements of giveaways of various items, including cash.

A false video circulating online claims to show an earthquake caught on CCTV, allegedly recorded in India. The original footage was taken in Nepal.

A photo of a fake police report from the Beverly Hills Police Department is circulating online, claiming that First Lady Louise "Liza" Araneta-Marcos was among the companions of Rustan Commercial Corporation executive Juan Paolo Tantoco at the time of his death in March.

Videos online appear to show TV Patrol reporting that Ramon Ang and Elon Musk are "joining forces" on an investment project. These are fake.

A fake advertisement post claims to show Willie Ong endorsing an eye health product. This is AI-manipulated.

After fake photos of a "skin and bones" former president Rodrigo Duterte circulated online, a video showing him supposedly back in the Philippines was shared online. The clip was taken in 2024.

A YouTube video claims that incumbent Senate President Francis "Chiz" Escudero has been ousted and will be replaced by returning Sen. Vicente "Tito" Sotto III. This is false.

A YouTube video claims that Vice President Sara Duterte has already 'won' ahead of the impeachment trial following COA's "unmodified opinion" on its 2024 annual audit report. This is false.

An advertisement post claims that Coney Reyes has suffered from Alzheimer's disease and is endorsing a milk product that helped her recover. This is fake.