FACT CHECK: Quote card of Mark Zuckerberg threatening DICT, House with lawsuit is fake
Neither Zuckerberg nor Meta issued such a statement; the fake quote card circulated amid child safety concerns on Meta’s platforms
Neither Zuckerberg nor Meta issued such a statement; the fake quote card circulated amid child safety concerns on Meta’s platforms
There is no credible record showing the interior secretary saying that the Marcoses are afraid of a member of the Duterte family assuming the presidency in 2028
No reports confirm that Zuckerberg released a letter addressed to the Philippines’ House of Representatives; House lawmakers have also not summoned Zuckerberg, according to the DICT
There is no interview, statement, or press report of the senator making the remark shown in a quote card, which has circulated across at least three separate Facebook accounts with no verified original source
The city’s public information office has directly flagged the quote card, which circulated following a school shooting in Zamboanga City, as fake
The false claim surfaced after the NBI conducted a raid on a Davao City steel corporation; the fake quote card circulating online is an altered version of a news graphic
No interviews or news reports show Senator Alan Peter Cayetano making the alleged statement. In a Facebook post, he debunked the quote card and called it ‘fake news.’
There is no statement or interview on record where Sotto urged the Senate to disregard impeachment trial rules to have Duterte convicted immediately