A “foreign actor” is likely behind the audio deepfake of President Marcos where he supposedly ordered the Armed Forces to intervene if China poses a threat to the Philippines, according to the Presidential Communications Office.
MANILA, Philippines —
The PCO flagged the manipulated content earlier this week and denied such a directive from the President. “Before, we see on social media quote cards or memes, now it’s different because there’s now a voice. So, it is really important to stop this type of fake news because it has the potential to cause serious damage to our foreign relations and national security,” Martin said.
According to Romualdez, KBP should intensify the fight against these concerns as they “undermine public trust in institutions.” For only P399: Elevate your skincare routine with your favorite serum brands at Watsons' Online Sale on April 26 The Department of Justice is seeking the transfer to Pasig City of the sexual and child abuse complaints lodged against Kingdom...
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