Reposted R F (@rpf@mastodon.social) (Mastodon)
One idea floating around is for the PH Government to regulate social media platforms. This is funny. Implement Net Neutrality, this is a way to even out the reach of social media platforms by giving the same privileges (cheaper access) to platforms that don't peddle fake news. Another is for the government to deploy their own platforms and NOT be dependent on these fake news promoting social media platforms.
Replied to JiKo (@jikomayo@mastodon.world) (Mastodon)
In your experience, which of these breaks apps/websites the most? (For example, the app freezes or crashes.) #Polls #Apps #AdBlocking #DuckDuckGo #uBlockOrigin #DataPrivacy #CyberSecurity #Poll #Website #Survey #Surveillance [ ] Adblock [ ] uBlock Origin [ ] Privacy Badger [ ] DuckDuckGo App Tracking Protection

When a website breaks after an adblock, it is not worth visiting in the first place.

⁠Original post: https://mastodon.world/@jikomayo/114325107183200028⁠

Replied to Rocky Sunico (@rgsunico.bsky.social) (Bluesky Social)
I hate it when politicians rationalize not supporting same sex marriage by falling back on "Well, the Family Code doesn't allow it." We know it's a barrier. And so we need legitimate political support to change the system to respect LGBT rights. The code isn't the Constitution!

If the law does not allow it, then change it. It is the job of a legislator, after all: to create new or to amend existing laws to fill the needs of the present.