Author: Robert "Bob" Reyes

Mozilla Rep | Localizer | Aviation Professional Bob is a Mozilla Representative (ReMo) Mentor from Makati City, Philippines. He is the Lead Localizer for the Tagalog Firefox and Firefox OS Projects. He is a graduate of BS Computer Science and was an aviation professional. He is currently an IT Consultant to big companies in the field of telecommunications, broadcast and aviation in the Philippines. He is the General Manager & Chief Technology Officer of TurfSite Web Services. He plays the piano, develops desktop & mobile applications, does plane spotting (photography) during his free time. He is dad to Robyn Andi Xeon and Bea Gaia Haswell.
Community

CALL FOR COMMENTS: Proposed MozillaPH Core Members Selection Guidelines

Robert "Bob" Reyes
A few months back, we announced the need to establish some sort of a governance structure for the Mozilla Philippines Community. Today, we are excited to announce that we’re in the process of drafting a Core Members Selection Guidelines to enhance transparency, fairness, and inclusivity within our community. But before finalizing these guidelines, we need your input. As an open-source community driven by collaboration and diversity, it’s crucial that we create guidelines that reflect our values and aspirations. Core Members… Read the rest
Community Press Releases

Mozilla Philippines Community’s Impactful Contribution to the Internet Transactions Act of 2023

Robert "Bob" Reyes
In an era where digital interactions and transactions are an integral part of our daily lives, the importance of well-crafted legislation governing the online space cannot be overstated. Recognizing this need, the Mozilla Philippines Community has taken a proactive stance by actively participating in the shaping of the Draft Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the Internet Transactions Act of 2023. In this blog post, we delve into the community’s involvement and the impact of their comments and suggestions on… Read the rest
Community Events

NEW DATE: MozillaPH Planning Session 14 OCT 2023

Robert "Bob" Reyes
We are excited to invite you to our upcoming Mozilla Philippines Community Planning Session, where we will come together to discuss our future projects, initiatives, and ways to strengthen our community. Date: Saturday, 14 October 2023 (rescheduled due to connectivity problems)Time: 9:00 PM to 10:00 PM (UTC+8)Location: Google Meet (Meeting link will be provided when you RSVP) Agenda: Recap of past community activities and achievements. Setting goals and priorities for the Mozilla Philippines Community. Brainstorming for upcoming projects and events.… Read the rest
Community InternetPH Press Releases

MozillaPH Statement of Support to the Proposed Open Access in Internet Services Act

Robert "Bob" Reyes
As a community of passionate advocates for an open and accessible internet, the Mozilla Philippines Community (MozillaPH) firmly believes that the passage of the legislation of the Open Access in Internet Services Act will play a pivotal role in shaping a fair and inclusive digital future for all Filipinos. The proposed legislation represents a significant step towards ensuring that every Filipino can fully exercise their rights to access and participate in the digital sphere. By promoting the principles of net… Read the rest
Community Cybersecurity

MozillaPH Call for DICT National Cybersecurity Strategy 2023-2028 Inputs & CommentsMozillaPH

Robert "Bob" Reyes
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is inviting all stakeholders to share their inputs, comments, and suggestions on the draft of the National Cybersecurity Plan (NCP) 2023-2028, which is intended to be used as a reference for consultations to strengthen the final version of the said document. As a community, MozillaPH will be submitting our comments and recommendations to the DICT related to the above. We want the voices of MozillaPH community members to be heard and make… Read the rest
Community Privacy

MozillaPH Call for NPC Guidelines Public Inputs: CCTV Systems

Robert "Bob" Reyes
The National Privacy Commission (NPC) is currently seeking inputs on the experiences, issues, and concerns of Filipinos related to the Use of Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) Systems. The NPC has previously issued Advisory No. 2020-04 (Guidelines on the Use of CCTV Systems), which provided guidelines to all Personal Information Controllers (PICs) and Personal Information Processors (PIPs) on the use of such systems in public and semi-public areas. The NPC sees a need to provide for an updated policy framework on the… Read the rest