What Is OSINT? Uses, Tools, Accuracy and Legal Limits in the Philippines
What OSINT is, what it can do, the tools that matter, how accurate it is, where Philippine law draws the line, and a problem-to-solution method for using it at work.
Authority-led reporting on Philippine technology law, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cybercrime, data privacy and intellectual property.
What OSINT is, what it can do, the tools that matter, how accurate it is, where Philippine law draws the line, and a problem-to-solution method for using it at work.
Five petitioners challenge the Discord restriction. This commentary examines agency powers, constitutional limits, workers’ remedies, compensation and accountability.
Google’s revised AI-content guidance puts fact-checking first. What creators and readers should do, and what the September 2026 spam update actually confirms.
Canon’s new Connected Value Platform brings generative AI to compatible printers. Here’s what it could mean for Philippine consumers, schools and SMEs—and the privacy, compatibility and cost questions to watch.
DeepSeek’s new Huawei Ascend tools target AI software dependence. What changes for global suppliers, consumers and Philippine semiconductor opportunities?
Coins.ph cash-ins through InstaPay and PESONet are unavailable after a BSP-linked partial suspension affecting DCPay. Here is what is confirmed, what remains unexplained, what users can still do, and how to protect your money during wallet or exchange disruptions.
Who runs COMPASS, how EO 126 will be implemented, what safeguards apply, and how Filipinos can use spending records to check public projects.
Ajinomoto, the MSG maker, holds more than 95% of the global market for ABF, the insulating film inside nearly every high-performance chip. What ABF is, why no one else makes it, how AI is growing demand, and what Philippine competition law says.
Compare OpenAI Dots, SpaceXAI Grok Bot and Meta Muse: specialties, real capabilities, limits, BPO and banking impact, and a practical Philippine adaptation plan.
OpenAI launched dots, always-on AI agents powered by GPT-6 Astra, a day after shelving GPT-6.1 Astra over alignment and deception concerns. Who can use dots in the Philippines, and what the Data Privacy Act means for them.