Archive - Online Posts

A graphic is circulating on Facebook claiming that an "emergency lockdown" will be implemented starting Apr. 10 due to the alleged threat of new COVID-19 variant "Cicada" in the Philippines. This is fake.

Several Facebook pages are claiming that Sen. Risa Hontiveros asked tennis star Alex Eala to endorse the former's LGBT advocacy at upcoming international tournaments. This is not true.

Annalise Keating is a fictional character from the TV series "How to Get Away with Murder." The series ended in 2020, making this quote impossible for her to have said.

This photo of VP Sara Duterte and Rep. Paolo Duterte distributing food packs in Davao City was made by a netizen using Google Gemini.

A graphics card claiming that several provinces will be placed under an energy lockdown is circulating online. This is fake.

Peke ang kumakalat na ulat na umabot na sa ₱5,000 ang benta sa tangke ng LPG.

A video claiming Sen. Ping Lacson admitted he delivered kickbacks from flood control projects to former undersecretaries is spliced.

Reports claiming that LPG prices have soared to ₱5,000 per 11-kilogram tank are fake.

Viral posts claiming that the Republic of Wadiya is sending gasoline to Davao City are satire. The posts feature fictional characters from the 2012 film "The Dictator."

Kailangan ng konteksto ang mga post na nagsasabing ang “malinaw at malinis” na rekord ng OVP ay nakatanggap ng "pinakamataas" na rating mula sa COA, at wala siyang ninakaw kahit piso.

Multiple Facebook pages impersonating Filipino food vloggers Vanjo Merano, Marky Bartolome and Chef Tatug Sarthou are selling a premium 316L German non-stick pan at a low price. The reels are fake and were created using artificial intelligence.

Online users claim that former president and now Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was named as new House speaker and junked the impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte. These are false.