Philippines' National Privacy Commission Investigates Alleged Government Data Leaks
The Philippines' National Privacy Commission (NPC) has launched an investigation into reports of data leaks from various government agencies. While no formal notifications have been received yet, the NPC is coordinating with agencies to verify the incidents and ensure compliance with the Data Privacy Act.
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