TLE Lesson 4-5 Intervention

​ (a)   also known as the "Act Creating the Department of Information and Communications Technology", was signed into law in 2016. This law created the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), the Philippine government agency responsible for overseeing all matters related to ICT in the country.

• Republic Act No. 10844
• Republic Act No. 10175
• Republic Act No. 10639
• Republic Act No. 10929

​ (a)   also known as the Cyberbullying Prevention Act of 2012, was passed to address the harmful effects of cyberbullying in the digital age.

Cyberbullying refers to the use of the internet, social media, and other digital tools to harass, intimidate, or harm others, especially students.

• Republic Act No. 10627
• Republic Act No. 8293
• Republic Act No. 10173

​ (a)   also known as the Data Privacy Act of 2012, is a law that seeks to protect personal information and data in the Philippines. As more and more personal data is collected online, it has become essential to regulate how companies and organizations handle this data.

• Republic Act No. 8293
• Republic Act No. 10173
• Republic Act No. 10627

​ (a)   refers to information that identifies you as an individual. This includes your name, contact details, age, location, and even sensitive data like health records.

• Personal data
• Public information
• Generic data
• Statistical information

​ (a)   or the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines, protects the intellectual property (IP) of creators and innovators.

IP includes things like inventions, designs, trademarks, and artistic works.

This law ensures that creators have exclusive rights to their works and are protected from unauthorized use or reproduction.

• Republic Act No. 8293
• Republic Act No. 12345
• Presidential Decree No. 5678
• Executive Order No. 91011

​ (a)   refers to creations of the mind-such as inventions, literary and artistic works, designs, symbols, names, and images used in commerce.

These creations are valuable and deserve legal protection.

• Intellectual property
• Physical assets
• Public domain
• Trade secrets

The ​ (a)   ensures that companies and organizations handle your data securely and responsibly and that you have control over your information.

• Data Privacy Act
• Data Sharing Agreement
• Information Disclosure Policy
• Data Misuse Regulation

Key Aspects of the Intellectual Property Code:

1. 1. ​ (a)   : Protection for inventions and innovations. This gives the creator exclusive rights to use or sell their invention.

2. 2. ​ (b)   : Protection for unique logos, brand names, and symbols that distinguish products and services.

4. 3. ​ (c)   : Protection for literary, musical, and artistic works-such as books, movies, songs, and paintings.

• Trademarks
• Copyrights
• Patents

​ (a)   can happen on social media platforms, online forums, and even via text messages. It includes actions like spreading rumors, sending hurtful messages, posting embarrassing photos, and using technology to deliberately target or humiliate someone.

• Cyberbullying
• Online gaming
• Social networking
• Digital marketing

Key Points in the Data Privacy Act: * ​ (a)   - Specifies the penalties for violations, such as failing to protect personal data, unauthorized access, or data theft. * ​ (b)   - Individuals have the right to know what data is being collected, access their own data, and request its deletion if necessary. * ​ (c)   - Organizations must appoint Data Protection Officers (DPOs) to oversee compliance with the law and protect individuals' privacy.

• Chapter VIII, Section 26
• Right to Privacy
• Data Protection Officers