Caloocan Archbishop Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David has criticized Facebook for not taking down fake accounts that are being used for online scams. These accounts have been pretending to be him, Cardinal Chito Tagle, and other officials from the Department of Health (DOH), along with other public figures. Even though many reports have been sent to Meta, the company that runs Facebook, these fake accounts are still up and running.
Cardinal David shared a warning on his own Facebook page, including a link to one of the scam pages to inform his followers. However, Facebook’s automatic system removed his post, claiming it didn’t follow their rules. He was frustrated, wondering how the platform’s policies seem to protect scammers instead of honest users.
He also pointed out that the DOH hasn’t done much to tackle these issues, and he questioned what private citizens or even government agencies like the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) could do to help stop these scams.
The Cardinal’s remarks reflect ongoing worries about Facebook’s ability to manage content and the increasing problems with online fraud.
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