#PLDT anonymous

PLDT's official Twitter account, with handle @PLDT_Cares, has been hacked by an anonymous group. The hackers changed the Twitter account's name to "PLDT Doesn't Care", and posted a tweet, saying "As the pandemic arises, Filipinos need fast internet to communicate with their loved ones. Expect us." The Anonymous group has called out Globe Telecoms as their next target. If you DM'ed PLDT via Twitter for support, your account information may have been exposed. PLDT has regained control of its Twitter account around 1:45 pm. Update (May 30, 2020): PLDT has sent us an e-mail, expressing that the hacking was limited only to their Twitter account, and did not affect their network and services. Lastly, PLDT responds to the hacker's message by saying "We are keenly aware of people's need for internet services and that's precisely why, when the ECQ was imposed in March, PLDT provided speed boosts for its fibr customers and Smart increased data allocations for its mobile phone customers. Last month, PLDT sent out word to subscribers that they've prepared the network for the live-streaming of the Pacquiao-Clottey fight on WatchPad. Read more in our articles including "Anonymous hacks official PLDT Twitter account" and "Sony unveils 1000X THE COLLEXION premium headphones, celebrates 10 years of 1000X series".