Internet service providers
COUNTER FOREIGN INTERFERENCE ACT
The Counter Foreign Interference Act aims to penalize foreign interference in the Philippines and establish the Counter Foreign Interference Council to enhance national security and democratic processes.
ROLLOVER INTERNET ACT
The Roll Over Internet Act mandates internet service providers (ISPs) to implement a rollover data allocation scheme, allowing users to carry over unused mobile data to the next validity period, and establishes penalties for non-compliance.
ROLL-OVER INTERNET ACT
The Roll-Over Internet Act mandates internet service providers (ISPs) to implement a roll-over data allocation scheme, allowing unused data to carry over to the next month, and establishes penalties for non-compliance.
AMENDED ANTI-ONLINE SEXUAL ABUSE OF EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN (OSAEC) AND (CSEAM) ACT OF 2025
This bill amends the Anti-Online Sexual Abuse or Exploitation of Children (OSAEC) and Child Sexual Abuse or Exploitation Materials (CSAEM) Act to address legal gaps and enhance protections against online child exploitation.
BETTER INTERNET ACT
The Better Internet Act aims to require all public telecommunications entities and internet service providers to enhance service coverage and meet minimum standards for internet connection speeds across the Philippines.
COUNTER FOREIGN INTERFERENCE ACT
The Counter Foreign Interference Act aims to penalize foreign interference in the Philippines and establish the Counter Foreign Interference Council to enhance national security and protect democratic processes.
BETTER INTERNET ACT
The Better Internet Act aims to improve internet service coverage and speed across the Philippines by requiring public telecommunications entities and internet service providers to meet specific standards and expand their services to underserved areas.
REFUND FOR INTERNET AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE OUTAGES AND DISRUPTIONS ACT
This bill amends the Public Telecommunications Policy Act to require public telecommunications entities and internet service providers to provide refunds for service outages and disruptions lasting 24 hours or more within a month.
CHILD ONLINE PROTECTION ACT
The Child Online Protection Act aims to enhance the safety of children using the internet by establishing regulations for online platforms and service providers, ensuring that children are protected from harmful content and interactions online.