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What is the purpose of distinguishing between true and false information?
What is the purpose of distinguishing between true and false information?
- To identify the type of information that is fabricated
- To prove that all information is true
- To recognize the intentions of the agents who publish the information
- To enable people to make informed decisions (correct)
What is the main difference between misinformation and disinformation?
What is the main difference between misinformation and disinformation?
- Misinformation is not created to harm, while disinformation is (correct)
- Misinformation is published online, while disinformation is published in print
- Misinformation is created to harm, while disinformation is not
- Misinformation is more common than disinformation
What is the term for information that is based on reality but is deliberately used to inflict harm?
What is the term for information that is based on reality but is deliberately used to inflict harm?
- False information
- Mal-information (correct)
- Misinformation
- Disinformation
What is the title of the Senate Bill filed in July 2019 to counteract fake news?
What is the title of the Senate Bill filed in July 2019 to counteract fake news?
What is the maximum fine for violating the fake news law?
What is the maximum fine for violating the fake news law?
How many years is the minimum imprisonment for violating the fake news law?
How many years is the minimum imprisonment for violating the fake news law?
What is the primary focus of the Anti-Obscenity and Anti-Pornography Act of 2009?
What is the primary focus of the Anti-Obscenity and Anti-Pornography Act of 2009?
What is the penalty for creating and distributing content that stimulates impure thoughts?
What is the penalty for creating and distributing content that stimulates impure thoughts?
What is the focus of the Anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009?
What is the focus of the Anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009?
What is the penalty for accessing child pornographic content?
What is the penalty for accessing child pornographic content?
What is the main goal of the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2015?
What is the main goal of the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2015?
What is the penalty for cyber sex under the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2015?
What is the penalty for cyber sex under the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2015?
What is the penalty for unauthorized processing of personal information without data subject consent?
What is the penalty for unauthorized processing of personal information without data subject consent?
What is the penalty for cyberbullying?
What is the penalty for cyberbullying?
What is the main goal of the Anti-Bullying Act of 2013?
What is the main goal of the Anti-Bullying Act of 2013?
What is the penalty for child pornography via computer?
What is the penalty for child pornography via computer?
What has the highest degree of penalty?
What has the highest degree of penalty?
Who is in charge of punishment or disciplinary action for cyberbullying?
Who is in charge of punishment or disciplinary action for cyberbullying?
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Study Notes
Information Disorder
- Information Disorder refers to fabricated information published with the intention to deceive or mislead others
- 3 types of Information Disorder:
- Misinformation: false information not created to harm, but still misleading
- Disinformation: deliberately created false information intended to harm
- Mal-information: reality-based information used to inflict harm
Philippines' Anti-Fake News Bill
- Filed in July 2019 by Senate President Vicente Sotto III
- Prohibits the publication and proliferation of false content on the Philippine Internet
- Penalties: imprisonment of at least 12 years, fine of up to 2 million pesos
Other Relevant Philippine Laws
Anti-Obscenity and Anti-Pornography Act of 2009
- Refers to stimulating, exciting, or arousing impure thoughts through various formats
- Penalties: imprisonment of 6-12 years, fine of 500,000-1 million pesos
Anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009 (RA 9775)
- Refers to representations of children engaging in sexual acts
- Penalties:
- Reclusion Temporal: 12-20 years, fine of 1-2 million pesos
- Reclusion Perpetua: 20 years and 1 day - 40 years, fine of 2-5 million pesos
- Prision Correcional: 6 months 1 day - 6 years, fine of 2-5 million pesos
Cybercrime Prevention Act or Anti-Cyberbullying Act of 2015 (RA 10175)
- Recognizes crimes committed on the internet or through computer systems
- Penalties:
- Cybersex: prison mayor, 6 years 1 day - 12 years, fine of at least 200,000 pesos
- Internet Fraud/Online Scams: 6-12 years, fine of at least 200,000 pesos
- Cyberbullying: 6 months - 6 years, fine of 50,000-100,000 pesos
- Child Pornography via computer: one degree higher than RA 9775, fine of 500,000-5 million pesos, reclusion perpetual (20-40 years)
Anti-Bullying Act of 2013 (RA 10627)
- Seeks to address hostile environments at school
- Penalties: school is in charge of punishment/disciplinary action/criminal charges
Data Privacy Act of 2012 (RA 10173)
- Unauthorized processing of personal info without data subject consent: 1-3 years, fine of 500,000-2 million pesos
- Processing of sensitive personal info/hacking for unauthorized purposes: 6 months to 5 years, fine of 500,000-1 million pesos
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