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House Bill pushes for mandatory website and social media registration

Kevin Bruce Francisco November 15, 2016 · 2 min read

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사이버 공간에서 발생하는 악의적 행위를 방지하기 위한 또 다른 조치로, 아놀포 A. 테베스 주니어 의원은 국민이 이용하는 모든 소셜 미디어 및 유사한 온라인 계정에 대해 '강제 인증 절차'를 도입하는 법안을 발의했습니다.

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각 사용자가 자신의 온라인 상호작용에 책임을 지도록 함으로써, 제 4093 호 법안은 사이버 괴롭힘, 모욕, 온라인 사기, 명예훼손, 심지어 마약 거래 및 매춘까지 해결하고자 합니다.

'...소셜 미디어가 개인과 기관을 괴롭히고 모욕하는 수단으로 악용되어 왔다'고 법안은 밝혔다.

"제안된 계획은 사용자가 소셜 네트워킹 서비스에서 정부 발급 신분증 및/또는 바랑가이 증명서를 제출하고 계정을 연결하도록 의무화하는 것입니다. 온라인 사용자는 동일한 신분증 또는 바랑가이 증명서 번호로 여러 계정을 등록할 수 있습니다.

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또한 소송이 제기된 경우 소셜 미디어 제공자가 특정 계정 소유자를 식별하지 못할 경우, 해당 제공자는 부과될 모든 처벌에 대해 동등한 책임을 집니다.

아래 소스 링크를 통해 전체 법안을 읽으실 수 있습니다. 한편, 이 제안된 법률에 대해 어떻게 생각하시나요? 이는 우리가 이전에 보도한 SIM 카드 등록과 매우 유사합니다 — 모든 사용자가 모바일 번호 뒤에 유효한 신원 확인을 갖도록 요구하는 것입니다.

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14 Comments

gab · 10 years ago

looks like the work of a certain political party who “wants to take back the internet”, then when they find out that nobody owns its, tries to pass a bill thay makes it legally theirs. good job.

ps to those who think this is a good idea, tell me how exactly do you regulate an account owned by a foreign company (fb accounts are owned by fb, not by the account creator, same with everything else) not under the philippines’ jurisdiction?

ggwp · 10 years ago

napakadaming butas nito, and maraming mag tetake advatage sa system na to tulad ng identity theft happy stalking

pong · 10 years ago

It will only work if you do the China way! Block FB Twitter Instagram Discuss and create a state owned/controlled sites like wiebo wechat of China. But This is a totalitarian policy and bullying is just a cover. The government always want’s to silence the people by threatening with lawsuits and jail so they continue with their corrupt ways. Libel is still a crime even made online libel worst but all this is to protect government officials from exposure.

Rex Cardona · 10 years ago

“Social media provider’ as in what? Twitter or FB? Could the Philippine Government “penalize” either of them? Can it operate with iron hand like, say, that of the PRC or NoKor?

This government can start from basics (it’s like repeating primary school subjects every time), such as effectively enforcing simple traffic laws and regulations. For instance, preventing wayward drivers from plowing in counterflow direction into one-way streets. If it can’t accomplish even that, good luck with the bigger plans. Dream on.

John · 10 years ago

HB 4093 – “Recognizing the annual observance of the International Students’ Day, declaring for the purpose the 17th day of November every year as National Students’ Day in the Philippines

-http://www.congress.gov.ph/press/results.php

coderinthebox · 10 years ago

This is a proposed law of someone who have no knowledge of what he was writing/talking. Most searched phrases such as “cyber bullying” are just trends. It is not a fact but a trend.

How will you force a company to comply when the government mocked the cybercrime law into an anti online libel law. By the same data used by Mr. Arnolfo Teves, at one time for 3 weeks, a top search in Asia appears as “Filipino are monkeys”, thus he should first make a law validating that Filipinos are not monkeys.