Archive - Online Posts

Several videos on Facebook are peddling a milk supplement that is supposedly a “solution” for diabetes. The product is not registered with the FDA.

A Facebook page claimed that Dr. Willie Ong and Dr. Liza Ong endorsed Beautify Collagen Cream. This is fake.

Scam posts on Facebook falsely claimed that President Bongbong Marcos is giving away P8,000 to P10,000 of financial aid.

A video on YouTube is erroneously claiming that both the United States and the Philippines have declared that they will “crush” China. This is not true.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has not yet announced the conclusion of its probe on the country and former Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV will not be arresting former president Rodrigo Duterte.

Impostors of SSS and DSWD promising netizens “New Year’s Day” subsidies and gifts are being shared on Facebook and Messenger. They have disowned the circulating posts.

Two videos claimed that Sen. Koko Pimentel filed a case in the Supreme Court against President Bongbong Marcos. Not true.

A video on Youtube and Facebook is claiming that President Marcos and Vice President Duterte-Carpio have appointed former president Rodrigo Duterte as House speaker. This is not true.

A website impostor of ABS-CBN News claimed that cardiologist Willie Ong is promoting a hypertension drug called Neocardia. This is fabricated.

A video on Facebook talks about the “sudden” CHED memorandum on halting the admission of senior high school students. This needs context.

A compilation video bore clips from previous calamities to falsely claim that they show scenes from the 7.6 quake that jolted Japan on New Year’s Day.

A YouTube video claims that a Super Typhoon named Alakdan has entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility and will make landfall in the country. This is fake.

A video on Facebook is claiming that doctor Liza Ong is endorsing Sumifun topical cream which allegedly cures an inflamed prostate. This is fake.

A YouTube video is claiming that South Korea sent its navy to the West Philippine Sea to fight China. This is misleading.

A text message about an alleged new wave of COVID-19 cases in Metro Manila is circulating on Facebook and private messaging. This is not true.

Imposters on Facebook have spread fake recruitment ads of the Philippine Coast Guard as tensions continue to rise in the West Philippine Sea.

A video compilation on Facebook spliced together footage of old earthquakes in Japan with actual clips of the deadly Jan. 1 earthquake.

A YouTube video is claiming that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. had shut down the International Criminal Court (ICC). This is not true.

A video on YouTube is erroneously claiming that China has declared war on the Philippines. This is not true.

Graphics circulating on Facebook claim that the DSWD is giving away P7,000 financial assistance this month. These are fake.

A message warning residents in Mindanao about a supposed war in the next Ramadan is circulating online. This is a false report that has been shared online since 2017.

There are no reports about a U.S. Coast Guard ship firing warning shots against a Chinese Navy ship in the South China Sea.

A YouTube video falsely claimed that a court had ordered the release from detention of SMNI anchors Jeffrey Celiz and Lorraine Badoy.

A video on Facebook is erroneously claiming that a clip of divers experiencing an earthquake under the sea was taken in the Philippines. This is not true.