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samakatuwid bawal gamitin ang vpn kung ang purpose ay to bypass the allocated bandwidth ng isp
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tanong lang mga sir, anong VPN ang working ngaun sa luzon at working na promo para dito? mag avail sana ako tia
nakakatuwa naman po kayo mga bossing... hehehehe...
well VPN is legal at binabayaran po ang mga bawat server at depende din po sa specs ng server na bibilhin ni vpn owner kung 500gb, 1tb, 2tb or unmetered bandwidth and beside khit ang government gumagamit po ng vps.
kaya lang lumalabas na illegal kc need dumaan tlga sa source like tm prepaid sim (globe telecom) data connection but syempre nag-aavail ng sim promo registration. at tska d naman po post paid sim ang ginagamit sa mga vpn kundi prepaid sim.
khit sabihin natin na ka pldt ka pwede k naman din gumamit ng vpn.
ang for purpose po ni vpn is to secured your connection.
kung kaya't sleep na po tayo hehehehehe
dapat lang yang mga vpn na yan. Sobra na pagnanakaw satin ng mga telco.
common sense lang po. Walang matibay nabatas thrue internet na magsasabi na legal o illegal. Ang alam kolang ang illegal kung ginagamit mo na ito sa masamang bagay. Kc kung mapapansin nyo halos ng vpn ibang sever ang ginagamit. Ang ginagamit lang ng vpn is yung mga antenna o tower ng mga telco hindi yung mga ip nila. Yun ang pag kakaalam ko. Kung may matibay na batas na nagsasabi na illegal ung internet na ginagamit mo. Baka yun! masasabi mo na illegal ang mga vpn. Alalahanin ninyo na lahat ng nakalikha ng mga website at pati internet ay mga hacker lahat ng mga yan. Pati nga mga magagaling ay puro hacker. . . . .
nakakatuwa naman po kayo mga bossing... hehehehe...
well VPN is legal at binabayaran po ang mga bawat server at depende din po sa specs ng server na bibilhin ni vpn owner kung 500gb, 1tb, 2tb or unmetered bandwidth and beside khit ang government gumagamit po ng vps.
kaya lang lumalabas na illegal kc need dumaan tlga sa source like tm prepaid sim (globe telecom) data connection but syempre nag-aavail ng sim promo registration. at tska d naman po post paid sim ang ginagamit sa mga vpn kundi prepaid sim.
khit sabihin natin na ka pldt ka pwede k naman din gumamit ng vpn.
ang for purpose po ni vpn is to secured your connection.
kung kaya't sleep na po tayo hehehehehe
kailangan mo pa ata mag study sa google hehehe lahat mali yung sinasabi mo...
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legal daw nyahahahaha ay nako dami na kayo
Like what i have said, VPN service is Legal, it is the way you use it that is not!
If you use VPN to avoid paying money for internet access, it is a way of stealing. And believe me or not, most symbianizers including me are using VPN to download pirated content. it is the way you use it!! uulitin ko, it is the way you use it!
electricity is the same with internet, they are both infinite but being restricted by monetizing. Parehas silang pay to use kaya ginamit ko sya sa analogy.
using VPN is not stealing, Selling VPN is not a crime in PH
It is the way we use it!
I have to retract my word with Anti fencing law, I have very little knowledge about it, using or selling VPN for free internet may or may not fall under this laws. but we all fall under the terms and conditions of telco's Prepaid SIM terms and conditions!
Sana may abogado dito ng mga telco at mag paliwanag! haha
common sense lang po. Walang matibay nabatas thrue internet na magsasabi na legal o illegal. Ang alam kolang ang illegal kung ginagamit mo na ito sa masamang bagay. Kc kung mapapansin nyo halos ng vpn ibang sever ang ginagamit. Ang ginagamit lang ng vpn is yung mga antenna o tower ng mga telco hindi yung mga ip nila. Yun ang pag kakaalam ko. Kung may matibay na batas na nagsasabi na illegal ung internet na ginagamit mo. Baka yun! masasabi mo na illegal ang mga vpn. Alalahanin ninyo na lahat ng nakalikha ng mga website at pati internet ay mga hacker lahat ng mga yan. Pati nga mga magagaling ay puro hacker. . . . .
Assuming you are using a prepaid sim and a device approved by NTC (untampered), then using VPN does not violate RA 8484.
In regard to anti-fencing. "Fencing" is the act of any person who, with intent to gain for himself or for another, shall buy, receive, possess, keep, acquire, conceal, sell or dispose of, or shall buy and sell, or in any other manner deal in any article, item, object or anything of value which he knows, or should be known to him, to have been derived from the proceeds of the crime of robbery or theft.
The question, is the VPN Service Provider committed the crime of theft? The answer is no. The crime is not yet committed. It is the VPN user who will commit the crime, thus the provider and seller will only be liable for accessory to the crime if code exploit/bypass is found in the VPN software.
Theft is committed by any person who, with intent to gain but without violence against or intimidation of persons nor force upon things, shall take personal property of another without the latter’s consent.
Crime of theft is arguable and in my opinion using VPN to access the internet with the intent to gain (by not paying right) is a theft.
Anyway, the more appropriate law to apply is RA 10515. SEC 4 a and c. For prepaid subscriber when you don’t have load or subscription, you no longer authorize to access the internet thus it falls in section 4a without authority. RA 10515 apply as well in wireless such as 3G, LTE, and WiFI because these are delivery system/network.
SEC 4:
(a) intercept or receive, or assist in intercepting or receiving, any signal offered over a cable television system or a cable internet system by tapping, making or causing to be made, any connection to an existing CATV System/Network or Cable Internet System/Network without the authority of the concerned CATV Service Provider or Cable Internet Service Provider;
(c) use or receive any direct or indirect benefit from any CATV System/Network or Cable Internet System/Network with knowledge that it is a result of any of acts enumerated in paragraphs (a) or (b) above: or
Definition of terms:
Cable Internet Service refers to the transmission or delivery of electronic signals for a fee, to provide and facilitate access to the worldwide web, for a fee, through a CATV transmission or delivery system/network.
Cable Internet Service Provider refers to any person natural or juridical, public or private, which was issued a registration certificate as provided under existing laws, rules and regulations, to provide and facilitate access to the worldwide web for a fee, through a CATV transmission or delivery system/network and is actually providing Cable Internet Service to its subscribers
Cable Internet System/Network refers to a facility engaged in the transmission or delivery of electronic signals for a fee, to provide and facilitate access to the worldwide web, for a fee, through a CATV transmission or delivery system/network