Archive - Online Posts

A video on YouTube claims that the wealth of President Bongbong Marcos allegedly totals up to quadrillions of dollars. This has no basis.

It also featured video snippets of a celebrity dermatologist and vlogger-doctors to suggest they are endorsing Hairtech.

A Filipino doctor endorsing a mineral drops product claims pork fat intake does not cause hypertension. This needs context.

The video omitted a part of a news clip which stated that lower-priced rice is available only in certain places at specific times.

A video falsely claimed the dismissal of the case against suspended BuCor chief Gerald Bantag regarding the death of Percy Lapid.

A Facebook page posted a video claiming Kris Aquino has died and that her remains were on their way back to the Philippines. It is a hoax. 

Some posts are making it appear that BuCor OIC Gregorio Catapang has given persons deprived of liberty permission for the free use of mobile gadgets.

A blog claims President Bongbong Marcos ordered the junking of the subpoena issued to suspended BuCor chief Gerald Bantag. This is not true. 

A Facebook page made it look like dermatologist Vicki Belo is promoting a product called Angel Underarm Whitening Serum. This is fake. 

A YouTube video falsely claims suspended BuCor chief Gerald Bantag has been absolved from the murder of former broadcaster Percy Lapid.

A video falsely claims President Marcos appointed former spokesperson Harry Roque to replace Boying Remulla as secretary of the Department of Justice. 

A graphic showing former senator Kiko Pangilinan and Sen. Risa Hontiveros as a tandem for the 2028 elections is making the rounds online.

A video claims 16th-century French astrologer Nostradamus foresaw the election of President Bongbong Marcos. It is not true.

Several FB groups circulated posts claiming they are authorized to list down names of beneficiaries under the Pambansang Pabahay Para sa Pilipino program.

A netizen’s post on a Facebook group claims that DSWD Secretary Erwin Tulfo has approved cash assistance of 10,000 for every Filipino family.

A video making the rounds on social media claims former vice president Leni Robredo was evicted from Harvard University. Not true.

A YouTube video claims Vice President Sara Duterte issued an order reinstating suspended BuCor Director General Gerald Bantag. This is false.

Several social media posts claim former vice president Leni Robredo dressed inappropriately when she supposedly met with officials in the Middle East.

Several Facebook pages are circulating photos, said to have been taken during a crowd crush in a mall due to an air conditioner sale.

A Facebook page is circulating a fraudulent advertisement about a milk product that allegedly treats gout within a week.  

Facebook scammers are at it again, this time posting fake promotions about an online sale of air conditioners.

Several Facebook pages are fraudulently promoting a milk supplement that claims to treat diabetes in just under a week. 

A video falsely claims suspended BuCor chief Gerald Bantag was flagged at an airport and made to admit involvement in the killing of broadcaster Percy Lapid.

An impostor Facebook page is using medical practitioner Liza Ramoso-Ong to endorse a lotus root powder that allegedly helps people lose weight.