The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has issued a public warning after reports surfaced about scam emails circulating online that falsely claim motorists have committed traffic violations under the No Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP). The MMDA reiterated that staying vigilant against digital scams is essential, especially as traffic enforcement systems increasingly rely on online notifications and digital platforms. The Vietnamese government is preparing to require its users of social media platforms—including Facebook and TikTok—verify their identities to combat online scams and cybercrime. To regulate the flow of information online and bring major foreign tech firms under state control, Vietnam passed a cybersecurity law in 2018. With all the benefits and conveniences of online transactions comes its equal risks as well. If you fell victim to such, here are the things you can do when you're scammed online. Here is a recap of the common online scams in the Philippines. • Online shopping scams - instances of fake ads that lead to fake websites that take your bank account details. Read more in our articles including "MMDA warns motorists vs fake NCAP emails demanding online payments" and "Mandatory social media user identity verification is being pushed in Vietnam".
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May 25, 2026The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has issued a public warning after reports surfaced about scam emails circulating online that falsely claim motorists have committed traffic violations under the No Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP). The MMDA reiterated that staying vigilant against digital scams is essential, especially as traffic enforcement systems increasingly rely on online notifications and digital platforms.
The Vietnamese government is preparing to require its users of social media platforms—including Facebook and TikTok—verify their identities to combat online scams and cybercrime. To regulate the flow of information online and bring major foreign tech firms under state control, Vietnam passed a cybersecurity law in 2018. With all the benefits and conveniences of online transactions comes its equal risks as well.
Our coverage of online scams includes: "MMDA warns motorists vs fake NCAP emails demanding online payments"; "Mandatory social media user identity verification is being pushed in Vietnam"; "What to do when you're scammed online". Each article provides unique insights and information.