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Just like China, Sen. Richard Gordon claims that the Philippines may shut down Facebook

July 31, 2021
Source: dailypedia.net dailypedia.net
News Snapshot:
Senator Richard Gordon stated that the Philippines might ban Facebook as it is widely used by “trolls” to topple and attack the government. During an interview with ABS-CBN News Channel on July 28, he said that the administration needs to investigate whether the government’s funds are being used to pay for trolls as they seem to be everywhere. “Popularity is sometimes earned, but popularity can also be manipulated. That is why we have a bill that we should investigate whether public funds are being used for trolls. Everywhere we go, trolls are there,” Gordon claimed. He added that they would...
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