PNP-ACG Proposes New Body to Regulate Social Media, Gaming Platforms
The Philippine National Police–Anti-Cybercrime Group (PNP-ACG) has proposed the creation of a new regulatory body for social media and online gaming platforms. Citing rising cybercrime and concerns over youth impact, the group seeks to enhance platform accountability.
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