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NPC orders 26 lending firms to stop online operations
ABS-CBN News
Published Oct 21, 2019 07:29 PM PHT

MANILA- The National Privacy Commission (NPC) said Monday it has ordered 26 mobile apps to stop online lending operations due to their failure to respond to complaints.
MANILA- The National Privacy Commission (NPC) said Monday it has ordered 26 mobile apps to stop online lending operations due to their failure to respond to complaints.
The NPC banned the mobile apps from processing personal data, saying the firms are a “continuing threat to the rights and freedoms of data subjects.”
The NPC banned the mobile apps from processing personal data, saying the firms are a “continuing threat to the rights and freedoms of data subjects.”
The following were ordered to stop online lending operations: Cash bus, Cash flyer, Cash warm, Cashafin, Cashaku, Cashope, Cashwhale, Credit peso, Flash Cash, JK Quickcash lending, Light Credit, Loan motto, Moola Lending, One cash, Pautang peso, Pera express, Peso now, Peso tree, Peso.ph, Pesomine, Pinoy cash, Pinoy Peso, Qcash, Sell loan, SuperCash and Utang pesos.
Operators of the 26 mobile apps were also ordered to ensure that their apps are no longer publicly available for download, installation or use.
The NPC added that it is already coordinating with the National Telecommunications Commission for appropriate action, as well as with Google Play Store operator Google LLC for compliance to the order.
The following were ordered to stop online lending operations: Cash bus, Cash flyer, Cash warm, Cashafin, Cashaku, Cashope, Cashwhale, Credit peso, Flash Cash, JK Quickcash lending, Light Credit, Loan motto, Moola Lending, One cash, Pautang peso, Pera express, Peso now, Peso tree, Peso.ph, Pesomine, Pinoy cash, Pinoy Peso, Qcash, Sell loan, SuperCash and Utang pesos.
Operators of the 26 mobile apps were also ordered to ensure that their apps are no longer publicly available for download, installation or use.
The NPC added that it is already coordinating with the National Telecommunications Commission for appropriate action, as well as with Google Play Store operator Google LLC for compliance to the order.
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