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1. www.gmanetwork.com › news › topstoriesBill seeks ban on ‘adversary-allied apps’; author eyes Tiktok

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   May 23, 2024 · House Deputy Majority Leader Bienvenido Abante of Manila made the proposal under his House Bill 10489 which will prohibit app stores and internet hosting services from enabling distribution, maintenance, or updating of a “foreign adversary-controlled” application.

2. www.bworldonline.com › the-nation › 2024/05/23Bill eyes ban on Chinese apps including TikTok, cites ...

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   May 23, 2024 · Filipinos who distribute and operate banned apps face a jail term of 6 to 12 years and a fine of P5 million to P10 million. Mr. Abante said he drew inspiration from India’s ban on Chinese applications including TikTok in June 2020 after increased border tensions between New Delhi and Beijing.

3. www.pna.gov.ph › articles › 1225432Bill banning Tiktok, other ‘foreign adversary’-controlled ...

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   May 23, 2024 · Manila Rep. Bienvenido Abante Jr. filed on Thursday House Bill 10489, which seeks to prohibit the distribution, maintenance, and update of any app controlled by a “foreign adversary” within the Philippines.

4. www.weforum.org › stories › 2020Banning apps like TikTok is a slippery slope. Here's why

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   Nov 25, 2020 · Banning apps like TikTok could have long-term negative implications. Regulators should take a more nuanced approach to overseeing this sector. Here's why.

5. politico.ph › laws-in-e-sports-to-protect-filipinoLaws In E-Sports To Protect Filipino Gamers | Politico.ph

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   Apr 26, 2021 · From being a misunderstood industry to an established sport, eSports continues to be recognized as more Filipinos participate in online games due to the pandemic.

6. tiebreakertimes.com.ph › section › esportsLatest ESports News | Tiebreaker Times - Philippine Sports News

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   Latest news, stories, and updates on ESports in the Philippines.

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   What happens if you distribute banned apps in the Philippines?

   • Filipinos who distribute and operate banned apps face a jail term of 6 to 12 years and a fine of P5 million to P10 million. Mr. Abante said he drew inspiration from India’s ban on Chinese applications including TikTok in June 2020 after increased border tensions between New Delhi and Beijing.

   Bill eyes ban on Chinese apps including TikTok, cites security risks

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   Will social media platforms be banned in the Philippines?

   • A CONGRESSMAN on Thursday filed a bill that seeks to ban social media platforms and entertainment apps registered in countries in conflict with the Philippines. The measure will bar these platforms from being used by “foreign adversaries” to manipulate Filipinos, Manila Rep. Bienvenido M. Abante, Jr. said in a statement.

   Bill eyes ban on Chinese apps including TikTok, cites security risks

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   Will a 'foreign adversary-controlled' App Store be banned?

   • House Deputy Majority Leader Bienvenido Abante of Manila made the proposal under his House Bill 10489 which will prohibit app stores and internet hosting services from enabling distribution, maintenance, or updating of a “foreign adversary-controlled” application.

   Bill seeks ban on ‘adversary-allied apps’; author eyes Tiktok

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   Is esports legitimized in the Philippines?

   • Filipinos have been competing in international esports competitions for years, and growing support only means bigger rewards. Esports has been further legitimized by the Gaming and Amusements Board (GAB) of the Philippines, which under the Office of the President allowed gamers to secure athletic liceneses starting August 2017.

   Game On: Esports in the Philippines - Daydreaming in Paradise

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   Will esports degree be implemented in the Philippines?

   • To sum it all up, esports professionals are hopeful yet justifiably cautious about the implementation of the degree in the Philippines. As CHED looks over Tier One’s proposed curriculum, the esports community will have to wait and see what it has prepared for future undergraduates.

   Esports Will Soon be a University Degree in the Philippines - Inquirer

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   Will China ban apps owned by 'adversaries' in the Philippines?

   • A United Nations-backed tribunal based in the Hague in 2016 voided China’s claim to more than 80% of the South China Sea for being illegal. House Bill 10489 will authorize the Philippine President to label any foreign country as adversarial, letting him ban the distribution of any apps owned by “adversaries.”

   Bill eyes ban on Chinese apps including TikTok, cites security risks

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8. manilastandard.netPH esports’ time has come: From hobby to national glory

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   Feb 12, 2024 · Today, esports has transcended into a platform, where college players engage in formal leagues and professionals compete on stages with substantial cash prizes at stake. Enter Sibol, the national esports team, a collective powerhouse representing the Philippines on the global stage.