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What is the primary purpose of the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 in the Philippines?
What is the primary purpose of the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 in the Philippines?
Which act is defined as the willful engagement in lascivious exhibitions using a computer system?
Which act is defined as the willful engagement in lascivious exhibitions using a computer system?
In the context of cybercrimes, what does cyber-squatting refer to?
In the context of cybercrimes, what does cyber-squatting refer to?
What constitutes an act of libel?
What constitutes an act of libel?
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What is the consequence of committing photo or video voyeurism under Republic Act No. 9995?
What is the consequence of committing photo or video voyeurism under Republic Act No. 9995?
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What does identity theft primarily involve?
What does identity theft primarily involve?
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What type of crime is phishing considered to be?
What type of crime is phishing considered to be?
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How is child pornography defined in legal terms?
How is child pornography defined in legal terms?
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Study Notes
Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (RA 10175)
- Aimed at addressing legal issues related to online interactions and the internet in the Philippines.
- Approved on September 12, 2012.
Cybercrime Offenses Defined
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Cybersex: Willful engagement in lascivious exhibitions of sexual organs or activity online for favor or consideration.
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Cyber-squatting: Acquiring an internet domain name in bad faith to profit, mislead, damage reputation, or prevent others from registering the same name.
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Libel (online): Publicly publishing (online or in print) malicious content that harms the reputation of an individual or entity.
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Identity Theft: Obtaining someone's personal or financial information to commit fraud for unauthorized transactions or purchases.
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Photo or Video Voyeurism (RA 9995): Taking photos or videos of individuals engaging in sexual acts or capturing images of private areas without consent.
- Penalties: 3-7 years imprisonment and PHP 100,000 - PHP 500,000 fine.
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Internet fraud: Receiving an email requesting help in transferring a large sum of money from a distant country (often Nigeria).
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Child Pornography: Visual, audio, or written representations of children involved in real or simulated sexual activities, using any electronic or digital means.
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Phishing: Posing as a legitimate institution to lure individuals into providing sensitive information through emails, phone calls, or text messages.
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Test your knowledge on the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 in the Philippines. This quiz covers key offenses defined by the law, including cybersex, cyber-squatting, and identity theft. Understand the implications and penalties associated with these cybercrimes.
