10515, also known as the Anti-Cable Television and Cable Internet Tapping Act of 2013, which prohibits and penalizes cable TV and cable internet tapping. 10515, which was signed by the President on April 17, 2013, is an act that prohibits and penalizes unauthorized interception, reception or use of any signal or service over a cable television system or cable internet system and/or network. The Act aims to protect the Cable Television and Cable Internet Industries from cable pilferage. In other words, if you have cable TV or cable internet services with illegal connection, you could now end up in jail. PLDT and Google’s Taara project have brought fiber-like internet to Barangay Subay in Talim Island, Rizal without laying a single underwater cable. Read more in our articles including "Cable TV, internet tapping gets 5-year prison sentence" and "Google–PLDT deploy ‘air laser’ internet to island barangay, bypassing cables entirely".
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Jun 12, 202610515, also known as the Anti-Cable Television and Cable Internet Tapping Act of 2013, which prohibits and penalizes cable TV and cable internet tapping. 10515, which was signed by the President on April 17, 2013, is an act that prohibits and penalizes unauthorized interception, reception or use of any signal or service over a cable television system or cable internet system and/or network.
The Act aims to protect the Cable Television and Cable Internet Industries from cable pilferage. In other words, if you have cable TV or cable internet services with illegal connection, you could now end up in jail. PLDT and Google’s Taara project have brought fiber-like internet to Barangay Subay in Talim Island, Rizal without laying a single underwater cable.
Our coverage of cable internet tapping includes: "Cable TV, internet tapping gets 5-year prison sentence"; "Google–PLDT deploy ‘air laser’ internet to island barangay, bypassing cables entirely"; "Telegram launches new Wear OS app with full chat support". Each article provides unique insights and information.