Archive - Online Posts

A video of a building supposedly destroyed by the 6.8 magnitude earthquake that recently jolted Morocco is circulating among Filipino netizens. The video was taken in 2020.

A video of a massive tornado described as having ravaged a coastal town is making the rounds on Facebook. This is manipulated footage.

A Facebook Reel circulating locally is erroneously claiming that an alleged 11.9 magnitude earthquake recently struck California.

Two YouTube videos falsely claimed that President Bongbong Marcos has once again withdrawn his family’s unproven million metric tons of gold reserves, this time in Indonesia.

A vlogger has resurrected a claim about the late senator Ninoy Aquino being a co-founder of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP).

Facebook pages impersonating actor Gardo Versoza used altered photos of his to make it look like he is promoting Navitas Barley Grass Powder. 

Two YouTube videos falsely claimed that the new 10-dash line map of China has included the entire Philippines as part of its territory.

A week before UP Diliman opened classes, two YouTube videos falsely claimed that President Bongbong Marcos and Vice President Sara Duterte had shut down the university.

After the Philippines expressed readiness to host the 2026 ASEAN Summit, three YouTube videos emerged claiming that President Bongbong Marcos was chosen as the new leader of the regional bloc. This needs context.

A milk product that allegedly detoxifies and cleans the lungs being promoted by four Facebook pages. These are bogus claims.

A graphic circulating on Facebook claimed that the DSWD will give out a P7,000-monthly allowance for all Filipinos as part of its “Pantawid Gutom Program.” This is fake. There is no such program.

A Facebook page posted a video advertisement for a product called Innercure supposedly endorsed by cardiologist Willie Ong and his general practitioner wife Liza Ramoso-Ong. This is fake.