President Rodrigo Duterte has signed the law allowing free public internet access in the Philippines. In a recent post by the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), there will now be free 24/7 internet access for all traversing the Pasig River via ferry. On top of that, there will also be free internet on the ferries themselves - ensuring users are never disconnected along the route. This is a joint effort of the DICT, MMDA, and Pasig LGU under the Free Public Internet Access Program (FPIAP). This initiative recognizes the importance of internet access in this day and age, where connectivity is vital for business, work, learning, entertainment, government service use, and a myriad of other functions. PLDT’s extensive nationwide network infrastructure allows more households across the Philippines to access fiber prepaid services. Each provider addresses the growing demand for flexible and contract-free internet service. Read more in our articles including "Pres. Duterte signs Free Public Internet Access Law (R.A. 10929)" and "Free internet 24/7 now at Pasig River stations and ferries".
President Rodrigo Duterte has signed the law allowing free public internet access in the Philippines. In a recent post by the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), there will now be free 24/7 internet access for all traversing the Pasig River via ferry.
On top of that, there will also be free internet on the ferries themselves - ensuring users are never disconnected along the route. This is a joint effort of the DICT, MMDA, and Pasig LGU under the Free Public Internet Access Program (FPIAP). This initiative recognizes the importance of internet access in this day and age, where connectivity is vital for business, work, learning, entertainment, government service use, and a myriad of other functions.
Our coverage of Free Public Internet Access in the Philippines includes: "Pres. Duterte signs Free Public Internet Access Law (R.A. 10929)"; "Free internet 24/7 now at Pasig River stations and ferries"; "PH among slowest countries in shift away from 3G". Each article provides unique insights and information.