“The National Digital Connectivity Plan envisions a Digitally Connected Philippines — one where connectivity is meaningful, inclusive, and transformative, anchored on universal access, affordability, higher speeds, and secure digital services for all Filipinos,” said Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Secretary Dave Gomez. The DICT said this is for the Philippines to catch up with regional peers by promoting faster, more affordable and more secure internet services nationwide. The Konektadong Pinoy bill, a measure aimed at expanding internet access and making connectivity more affordable, has officially lapsed into law after the Palace took no action within the 30-day deadline. promises to provide internet access to all public schools in the Philippines by the end of 2025. He noted that nearly 12,000 public schools nationwide remain without internet access. To improve internet access in far-flung areas, the government has distributed over a million SIM cards. Read more in our articles including "Marcos approves first National Digital Connectivity Plan" and "‘Konektadong Pinoy’ bill lapses into law, paving way for broader internet access".
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May 8, 2026“The National Digital Connectivity Plan envisions a Digitally Connected Philippines — one where connectivity is meaningful, inclusive, and transformative, anchored on universal access, affordability, higher speeds, and secure digital services for all Filipinos,” said Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Secretary Dave Gomez. The DICT said this is for the Philippines to catch up with regional peers by promoting faster, more affordable and more secure internet services nationwide.
The Konektadong Pinoy bill, a measure aimed at expanding internet access and making connectivity more affordable, has officially lapsed into law after the Palace took no action within the 30-day deadline. promises to provide internet access to all public schools in the Philippines by the end of 2025. He noted that nearly 12,000 public schools nationwide remain without internet access.
Our coverage of Internet access Philippines includes: "Marcos approves first National Digital Connectivity Plan"; "‘Konektadong Pinoy’ bill lapses into law, paving way for broader internet access"; "Marcos promises internet access to all public schools by end of 2025". Each article provides unique insights and information.