MERGED: All about Anti-Cybercrime Law, related issues and developments

[Code Talker]

good luck sa implementation. daghan nindot balaud pero wlay ayo ang implementation

[raissah]

Just found it. Here it is. Note, cyberthreats and cyberdefamation were removed.

HB 5808 Cyber Crime_ 3rd Rdg.




What constitutes cybercrime? Does these supersede E-Commerce Law? Given that cybercrime is defined, are the authorities capable to investigate these kind of offenses?

As I see it, these provisions are too vague and dangerous.

Oi thanks for sharing. Ato basahun pag ayu beh para makasabot pod ta. hihihi
ahhh.. so gi remove nila ang cyberthreat and cyber defamation?

so ang focus nila kay cyber crimes ra diay

[harold@espe]

Oi thanks for sharing. Ato basahun pag ayu beh para makasabot pod ta. hihihi
ahhh.. so gi remove nila ang cyberthreat and cyber defamation?

so ang focus nila kay cyber crimes ra diay

thanks for sharing

[high_heels]

I know what you mean. But try considering being 'bullied' online and actually being bullied? Which do think is more harmful? It's like choosing whether to be robbed online or robbed at knife or gunpoint. Its more sanitized but its still a crime and punishable by existing law.

Also, how does one get bullied online? One simple solution is to lose contact with the offender, there are plenty of options out here. Do we really need the government to interfere with EVERY personal matter? There must be other ways to this instead of passing vague laws. For me this is just another big-government agenda of coercing privacy and individuals.

We pass a bill to rid of online bullying, ironically by allowing corrupt government to take their place.

Bro, online bullying is not just about a person who directly bullies you. There are many forms of cyber bullying including internet libel, and defamatory remarks or any online means that puts a certain person in a bad light whether true or not. In this scenario, the bill should be expounded to highlight specific charges.

If this bill is approved and will finally be part of our legal system then it would be up to legal counsels, courts and the likes to argue what is offensive based on the rules.

I don't believe that this is coercion, this is a major leap for our justice system to act on crimes where millions of people have been victims. The government has more than enough power to impose itself with or without these laws. To end my point, we are not a communist government and we are still free to say what we want. The government is simply putting a fence for everyone not to control us but moderate our acts as responsible online users.

[Romeojin]

murag ana jud brad.. ma apil jud ni istorya.net hahahaha!

unsaon kaha pag trace sa mga istoryan here... daghan pud bya dire pataka lang defame

im glad they changed the bill, its hard to implement such.

[machinecult]

--recanted--

[lodyl]

Good luck ani.... Wala man gali sila makahipos anang mga pirated nga CDs/DVDs diha sa kadalanan wherein hasta ang uban pulis kay suki pa sa mga namaligya ana... kani pa kaha?

[PagkahomotSAimongUTOToi]

daghana jud ug loopholes ani nga bill uie! Nalingaw jud ko ani nila. kinsa kaha congressman nga fully understand about sa internet. bsan pa majority sa house kay yes, problema pud ani nig abot sa senate ky bisan si jpe wala mn gani kabalo unsay compact disc, iyahang tawag kay compact dishes samot na si lapid . unya walay blema kay pnoy kay pirma nmn lng iyaha. (lets assume nga walay kalibutan ni si pnoy)

[machinecult]

Aquino signs Cybercrime Prevention Act

(philstar.com) Updated September 15, 2012 10:02

MANILA, Philippines (Xinhua) - President Benigno S. Aquino III has signed the Cybercrime Prevention Act, which will prevent and crack down cyber crimes in the country, a senior government official said today.

Deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte said that the President inked Republic Act No. 10175 or the Cybercrime Prevention Act into law on Sept. 12.

Under the law, she said that the Office of Cybercrime under the Department of Justice and an inter-agency body known as the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center under the Office of the President will be created.

"The Office of Cybercrime shall be designated as the central authority in all matters related to international mutual assistance and extradition," she said in an interview over state- run radio station today.

"The following acts shall constitute the offense of cybercrime punishable under this act, such as the offenses against the confidentiality, integrity and availability of computer data systems, illegal access etc.," Valte said.

According to Valte, other punishable offenses under the new law include illegal access, illegal interception, data interference, system interference, computer-related forgery, computer-related fraud, computer-related identity theft, cybersex, child pornography, unsolicited commercial communications, cyber squatting, libel and so on.

Let's hope it stays where it should and not disrupt our beloved P2P.

[g0dmenuelz]

the f9k maning mga lawmakers n2 ron io way mga au.