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A network of digital advocates welcomed the order of the National Telecommunications Commission to telecommunications companies to investigate the use of spam

Fraudsters and other crime groups could bypass the registration system or sign up with stolen identification

In the metro suburbs where expansion of telecommunication services among competitors remains keen, a reduction in manpower had been apparent leading to an estimated lay off of approximately two-thirds of hired staff, many on contractual project terms.

“Getting missed calls from unknown numbers? Think twice before calling back as it might be the ‘one-ring and cut’ scam.

THE Philippine Badminton National Open returns on Monday after three years at the Dragonsmash Badminton Center along Chino Roces Avenue in Makati City. The weeklong tournament that ends Sunday is part of the national ranking system and the national team's buildup to the 32nd SEA Games in Phnom Penh, Cambodia,…

The Philippines’ Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) has ruled in favour of allowing NOW Telecom to use a 220MHz allocation of spectrum to deliver 5G and fixed wireless services.

Published April 22, 2021 6:59pm COURTESY: SMART It’s no secret that BTS has dominated the world of music as global superstars but how is the super group of seven achieve such an impressive teamwork? At BTS launch as ambassadors for Smart Telecommunications, Jin stressed the importance of boundaries.  Suga meanwhile added that respect is very important for them and although everyone finds their bond adorable, they, too, have bad times. “We couldn’t help arguing sometimes because we...

Here are just some of the reactions from Filipino netizens and BTS fans also known as the PH ARMYs.

PH sees surge in Chinese investments amid the pandemic, says Beijings envoy enablePagination: false endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, December 10) — Despite the global economic disruption caused by the pandemic, Chinese Ambassador to Manila Huang Xilian said his countrys investments in the Philippines have "surged," citing the billions of dollars Chinese firms have plowed into the telecommunications and steel industries. "Although the COVID-19 pandemic has inevitably exerted some adve...