IT group blames Comelec for data breach
A group of IT experts said the Commission on Elections (Comelec) should be held accountable for the recent breach of its data systems that leaked the registration information of 55 million Filipino voters.
Orlando Cardinal Quevedo, archbishop of Cotabato City, says the people should be active in engaging the next leaders to push the drafting and approval of a Bangsamoro Basic Law that is compliant with the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)
Peace advocates to bridge peace gains to next President
Peace advocates from around the country ?gathered here on Friday, April 22 to?find ways at how to ?“bridge” the peace efforts from the current administration to the next?.?
Breach on Comelec data mars integrity of May 9 polls
A poll watchdog on Friday, April 22 ?warned that the latest breach ?in the Commission on Election's (Comelec) data system ??pose serious implications for both the security and privacy of the voters.
Social Watch to prexy bets: How will you compensate lost revenues?
Amid calls of ?P?residential bets to lower taxes, a budget watchdog on Thursday, April 21 has asked ?them to explain ?how will they compensate ?for ?lost revenues should in case such proposal will push through.
Comelec ?info leak? worry Davao residents
Residents here on Thursday, April 21 expressed worry over the search engine www.wehaveyourdata.com which made their personal information available to the public.
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