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The Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 is a key legal framework in the Philippines used to combat online crimes such as extortion, illegal gambling, fake document production, and cyber threats. It has been instrumental in recent enforcement actions across the country, leading to the arrest of suspects involved in various cybercrimes, including those targeting government officials and minors. The law continues to be a vital tool in addressing the growing challenges of digital offenses in the Philippines.