MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – There is a fake Facebook post claiming that Senator Risa Hontiveros will help the woman who slapped a taxi driver in Quezon City file charges against cyberbullies.

The woman, who accosted the taxi driver is being bashed online following a viral video that showed her during an apparent road rage.

A spokesperson for Hontiveros called the FB post ‘fake news.’

The Senator however told The Adobo Chronicles that she wants to help President Rodrigo Duterte’s granddaughter Isabelle who is being bashed by anti-administration news media and bloggers for that pre-debut photo shoot inside Malacañang Palace.

”My gahd, I hate cyberbullying,” Hontiveros said, “and coming to the defense of bullying victims, especially minors, knows no color.”

”I may be Yellow but I will do all I can in my power to help protect Isabelle from adult bashers like Maria Ressa, Raissa Hontiveros, Jover Laurio and others,” she added.

Kudos to the lady Senator!

SILICON VALLEY, California (The Adobo Chronicles, San Jose Bureau) – Gone are the glory days of Mocha Uson, Thinking Pinoy and other major major bloggers. Their millions of followers will now be reduced to a maximum of 500 followers.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg told The Adobo Chronicles that beginning January 1, 2018, the social media giant will impose the cap on Facebook followers for all individual account holders.

Earlier, Facebook also announced it will penalize companies that beg for likes and comments, a scheme it is calling ‘engagement bait.’

Zuckerberg said this move is in line with his company’s policy of net equality.

Rappler’s Maria Ressa couldn’t be happier at the news. She had been wanting to take back the Intetnet. “Now, Facebook has leveled the playing field,” the lady CEO said.