The most logical reason for these changes was Facebook manually removed the Likes from one Fan Page and transferred it to the other Fan Page which is controlled by the government. The Philippines being in the top 10 most active FB users in the world, Facebook didn't blinked an eye and gave in to the request. The Facebook meme page Follow The Trend Movement (FTTM) has received a complaint from a local government unit (LGU) in Caloocan City. Read more in our articles including "Phil. Gov't pressures Facebook over Fans?" and "Facebook page FTTM receives cyber libel complaint from Caloocan City government".
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Mar 20, 2026The most logical reason for these changes was Facebook manually removed the Likes from one Fan Page and transferred it to the other Fan Page which is controlled by the government. The Philippines being in the top 10 most active FB users in the world, Facebook didn't blinked an eye and gave in to the request.
The Facebook meme page Follow The Trend Movement (FTTM) has received a complaint from a local government unit (LGU) in Caloocan City.
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