Public advisory on fake Facebook accounts

The University of the Philippines System has received reports that fake or dummy Facebook accounts have been created for UP students, officials, and alumni. We urge the members of the UP community to check their names and accounts and to make the proper report to the Data Protection Officer of Facebook. [How to report an account for impersonation]

Rest assured that the UP System Data Protection Officer has reached out to the Philippine National Privacy Commission to help students and alumni report fake or dummy accounts in their name to the DPO of Facebook.

Please refer to the statement of Privacy Commissioner Raymund Enriquez Liboro that NPC has ordered Facebook to provide its significant findings as soon as these become available.

Affected data subjects may file a complaint with NPC. [Submit a complaint]

Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra said yesterday that he would instruct the Office of Cybercrime, in coordination with the Philippine National Police and the National Bureau of Investigation, to investigate the proliferation of fake or dummy Facebook accounts.

In case you received an email purportedly coming from Facebook requiring you to click on a link to verify your account and link your UP Mail to your Facebook, DO NOT CLICK THE LINK AND IMMEDIATELY DELETE THE EMAIL.

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ICYMI: The Philippine Embassy in Jakarta hosted the hybrid launch of UP Ventures for International and Transformative Academia (UP VINTA) on November 22, 2025, bringing together more than 60 Filipinos onsite and online.Initiated by Charge d’Affaires Gonaranao Musor to help Filipino teachers in Indonesia pursue further studies, UP VINTA—developed with the UP Open University—aims to connect overseas Filipinos to continuing education and skills development.Source: ABS-CBN News | via Wendy Palomo#UPOU#UPVINTA#OFW#PhilippineEmbassyJakarta#LifelongLearningForAllThe Philippine Embassy in Jakarta hosted the hybrid launch of the UP Ventures for International and Transformative Academia (UP Vinta) in Indonesia on Saturday, November 22, 2025. More than 60 Filipinos joined the event, both online and in person at the Embassy’s Multipurpose Hall. To help Filipino teachers in Indonesia pursue further studies, Charge d’Affaires Gonaranao Musor sought a collaboration with the UP Open University (UPOU). UP Vinta—described as a program that connects overseas Filipino workers to continuing education and skills development—was created in response to this need. | via Wendy Palomo ... See MoreSee Less
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