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Tuesday, July 21, 2026

PLDT Home now bundles your digital essentials into one Fiber plan

Between streaming subscriptions, mobile data, TV services, and home internet, today's families are juggling more digital subscriptions than ever before. While each service plays an important role in everyday life, managing multiple accounts and monthly bills can quickly become expensive and complicated.


Making digital living simpler, PLDT Home introduces its new Fiber Unli All plans, bringing together unlimited fiber, Cignal TV, HBO Max, Smart mobile data, and unlimited calls in one convenient subscription.


Whether working from home, attending online classes, streaming movies, gaming, or staying connected while on the go, Filipino families depend on several digital services every day. Bringing them together in one subscription makes digital living simpler while delivering greater value every month.

“Today's connected households want more than just fast internet—they want a simple, seamless digital experience at home and away from home.  Fiber Unli All combines reliable fiber connectivity, premium entertainment, and mobile services into one convenient bundle, giving Filipino families everything they need to stay connected, productive, and entertained at home and on the go,”

said John Y. Palanca, PLDT Senior Vice President and Head of Consumer Business – Home. 


Everything families need, in one subscription

Built around the way households connect today, Fiber Unli All combines the services families use most into one broadband plan, delivering greater convenience and value.


  • Unlimited Fiber

Fiber Unli All delivers reliable fiber speeds, making it ideal for households with multiple users and connected devices. Whether family members are attending online meetings, streaming in 4K, gaming, uploading content, or using smart home devices at the same time, the connection is built to keep up with everyday digital activities.

  • Cignal TV 

The Fiber Unli All plans also include Cignal TV, giving families access to live news, sports, local channels, movies, and entertainment. From catching live sporting events to watching favorite TV programs together, everyone in the household has something to enjoy.

  • HBO Max 

Subscribers can also stream thousands of hours of premium entertainment with HBO Max, including HBO Originals, blockbuster movies, award-winning series, documentaries, and family favorites. Whether it's a weeknight movie marathon or a weekend binge-watch, there's always something ready to stream.

  • Smart Mobile Data

Connectivity doesn't stop at home. Every Fiber Unli All plan comes with 9GB of Smart mobile data, helping families stay online and connected while commuting, paying with cashless transactions, or running errands outside. Families stay connected even when they're away from their home Wi-Fi.

  • Unlimited Family Calls

The Fiber Unli All plans also include unlimited landline calls, making it easier to stay in touch with family or connect with businesses and offices with landline services.


Fiber Unli All brings together the most essential services that families already use today, making it easier to manage their digital needs while getting more value from their broadband plan. By combining reliable fiber with entertainment and mobile connectivity services, customers can enjoy a smarter and more connected digital experience.


PLDT Home Fiber Unli All is available in monthly subscription plans 1499, 1899, 2599.  For more information, visit www.pldthome.com.

Tuesday, July 14, 2026

The New Safety Talk: Preparing Children for Online Risks

 

Every morning, parents send their children off to school with reminders to behave, and a familiar instruction: Mag-ingat ka.

Today, that reminder must extend to the digital world. Whenever children go online to study, play, watch videos, or chat with friends, they may encounter suspicious links, fake giveaways, hacked accounts, online strangers, cyberbullying, misinformation, and manipulated content.

The internet offers many opportunities to learn, create, and connect. But it can also expose children to suspicious links, fake giveaways, hacked accounts, online strangers, cyberbullying, misinformation, and manipulated content.

 

Just as in the physical world, parents need to ensure that children enter and engage with digital spaces that are age-appropriate and child-friendly. Before letting children go online and access apps, parents must check and enable available parental controls, privacy settings, content restrictions, and other safety features to reduce risks to children.

Teach children to spot the warning signs

Online risks do not always look dangerous at first glance.

 

They may appear as a message from a classmate asking for a password, an offer of free game credits, a viral video presented as fact, or a friendly stranger inviting a child to continue chatting privately.

 

Some messages create pressure by claiming an account will be suspended, a prize will expire, or someone needs urgent help. Others may come from fake or hacked accounts that look familiar enough to earn a child’s trust.

 

This is why children need more than a list of rules. They need a simple habit to use whenever something online feels unusual: Pause, Check, and Tell.

 

Pause before clicking or replying

Children are naturally curious, especially when a message promises free game currency, prizes, exclusive content, or access to something popular.

Teach them to pause before clicking a link, opening a file, downloading an app, replying to an unfamiliar account, or sharing information.

They should also avoid acting on messages that try to frighten, pressure, or excite them. Scammers often rely on urgency to keep people from thinking carefully.

A helpful family rule is simple: when a message says “act now,” pause and think first.

 

Check the person, message, and source

Children should learn that not everything online is as it seems.

A message may display the name or photo of someone they know but still come from a fake or compromised account. A video may look convincing but may have been edited or generated using artificial intelligence. A viral post may also present opinion, fiction, or incomplete information as fact.

Encourage children to ask, "Who sent this? Do I know this person in real life? Why are they asking for private information? Does the link or account look unusual? Is the information reported by a credible source? Could the photo, audio clip, or video have been altered?”

Checking does not require advanced technical knowledge. It begins with slowing down and questioning what they see.

 

Tell a trusted adult when something feels wrong

Children should know they can approach a parent, teacher, or trusted adult when something online makes them feel confused, pressured, threatened, embarrassed, or uncomfortable.

They should also be encouraged to speak up even if they have already clicked a suspicious link, replied to a stranger, or shared something they regret.

Fear of punishment can lead children to hide mistakes, which may give scammers, bullies, or online strangers more opportunity to continue contacting or manipulating them.

Parents can build trust by responding calmly, focusing first on the child’s safety, and solving the problem together. A child who knows they will be heard is more likely to ask for help early.

 

Cases or suspected cases of child abuse, exploitation, or other threats to a child’s safety may be reported to the MAKABATA Helpline 1383, the government’s national hotline for concerns involving children. 

 

Finding support in an online village

Raising children in the digital age can feel overwhelming, especially as online threats continue to evolve.

Parents may encounter new scams, unfamiliar apps, AI-generated content, and online behaviors they did not experience growing up. They do not have to navigate these challenges alone.

Since 2022, PLDT Home’s Online Alerto has provided Filipino families with a space to exchange experiences, learn about emerging digital threats, and discover practical ways to build safer online habits at home.

The community helps parents learn from real-life situations, share warnings about scams and suspicious online activity, and become more confident in guiding their children.

Parents cannot keep children entirely away from the digital world. The internet is already part of how they learn, communicate, relax, and prepare for the future.

What parents can do is give them the habits they need to recognize danger and respond wisely.

Before they click, reply, share, or trust, remind them to Pause, Check, and Tell.

It can help children explore the online world with greater confidence, caution, and care.

Be part of the conversation and learn more about protecting your family online. Join the Online Alerto Facebook community at facebook.com/groups/onlinealerto.ph.

Friday, July 10, 2026

Bring Westeros Home for the House of the Dragon Season 3 Premiere

 Transform your living room into Westeros with PLDT Home Fiber Unli All Plan 2499, which comes with an HBO Max standard subscription for your home entertainment among other inclusions!


 

The battle for the Iron Throne has never been more intense. With House of the Dragon Season three promising to deliver more jaw-dropping drama and dragon action, fans across the country are back at it – gathering every week to witness the fate of Westeros.

 

Whether you’re firmly Team Black or Team Green, or just here for the absolute chaos of legendary dragons, watching the drama unfold deserves a proper ritual. You can’t just passively scroll through your phone while the Targaryens tear their family apart; you need a fully immersive setup.

 

Ready to host a viewing session for your family and friends – or just to treat yourself to a cinematic solo binge? Make it epic with the ultimate House of the Dragon watch-party checklist we’ve put together here!

 

1. Keep Fire & Blood close by

Keeping track of shifting alliances, royal bloodlines, and dragon lore with a copy of George R.R. Martin’s Fire & Blood displayed on your coffee table – a conversation starter as much as it is the ultimate companion for every episode.


 

2. Indulge in an inspired feast

You can’t summon the strength of a dragon rider on an empty stomach. Skip the usual chips and dip for a themed menu that feels fit for a Red Keep banquet. Try "Dragon’s Breath" chicken wings, which are spicy, glazed chicken wings that bring the heat. Or what about ordering charcoal-crust pizzas to give that freshly blasted-by-Balerion look?

 

For drinks, try concocting a Steel Elixir, which would be a deep red berry mocktail or a smoky dark roast iced coffee served in pewter mugs or chalices.

 

3. Set the mood with ambient lighting

Use smart LED light strips set to deep crimson or green, depending on who you are rooting for. Light some amber or cedar-scented candles to get that rustic, inspired aroma going.


Photo by Avinash Kumar via Pexels

 

4. Collect House of the Dragon figures

Prove your superfan status by adorning your living spaces with Funko Pop! figures of your favorite House of the Dragon characters. It’s a great way to keep the vibe going before the episodes start streaming and long after the end credits roll.

 

Photo via WB Shop

 

5. Subscribe to PLDT Home Fiber Unli All Plan 2499 with HBO Max

For a more seamless and premium viewing experience, subscribe to PLDT Home Fiber Unli All Plan 2499 – the smart choice you can make for your digital life at home. This plan is a comprehensive package designed specifically for entertainment-loving households, bundling unli fiber internet, unli calls, a standard subscription to HBO Max, and more.

 

This means you get crystal-clear, high-definition access to every single episode of House of the Dragon the moment every episode drops, all while enjoying the added value of fast connectivity.

 

Upgrade your home entertainment with PLDT Home Fiber Unli All 2499, the smart choice for your internet and entertainment needs. Enjoy fast, reliable fiber connectivity bundled with unli landline calls and an HBO Max subscription, plus access to Cignal and more. Visit pldthome.com/fiber-unli-all to learn more.

Thursday, July 2, 2026

Why the landline still matters for Filipino Families

 In today’s digital world, staying connected has never been easier. Families communicate via mobile phones, messaging apps, and video calls, but when everyday routines shift or unexpected situations arise, many families realize that peace of mind comes from having more than one way to stay connected.

Whether it is a child arriving home before their parents, a grandparent who prefers a traditional phone, or an urgent situation that requires immediate assistance, a dedicated home landline remains one of the simplest and most dependable ways for everyone in the household to reach out.

A shared number everyone can use

Unlike mobile phones, which belong to individuals, a landline belongs to the home. It gives every member of the household access to a single reliable home number, which makes it easier for children, parents, grandparents, and other family members to make or receive important calls whenever needed. 

For families with young children who do not yet have smartphones, a landline offers a simple way to reach parents or guardians. For senior family members who may find mobile apps unfamiliar, it provides a familiar, accessible way to stay connected with relatives, neighbors, healthcare providers, and essential services.

A home landline can also serve as a convenient point of contact for schools, delivery services, utility providers, and home-based businesses.

Prepared for the unexpected

Preparedness begins long before an emergency occurs. During emergencies, having multiple ways to communicate gives families an added layer of reassurance. A home landline offers another way to reach loved ones, contact service providers, or call the national emergency hotline, 911, when immediate assistance is needed.

For many families, that additional communication channel provides comfort. It means someone at home has a way to call for help, check in, or stay reachable when every second counts.

Connectivity that supports everyday life

 

Today’s Filipino homes are more than places to live. They are workplaces, classrooms, small businesses, and spaces where families gather, care for one another, and build their daily routines.

 

As households become increasingly connected, families need multiple ways to stay in touch, whether through internet access, mobile phones, messaging apps, or a home landline.

 

PLDT Home continues to support these evolving needs with its Fiber plans, which bundle a landline with high-speed internet. More than a traditional phone service, the landline complements digital connectivity by providing a dedicated voice line for personal, family, business, and emergency communication.

 

Because the landline is included with every PLDT Home Fiber plan, families can enjoy the convenience of a home landline without paying for a separate subscription.

A Small Feature That Brings Lasting Peace of Mind

Technology will continue to evolve, and smartphones will remain central to everyday life.

But one thing has not changed: every family benefits from a reliable way to reach home and call for help when it matters most.

Sometimes, peace of mind comes from knowing there is always a phone within reach that everyone in the household can use.

 

For Filipino families seeking a more complete home connectivity experience, PLDT Home Fiber combines fast, reliable internet with a bundled landline, offering digital convenience and the reassurance of one dependable number the whole family can count on.

 

Apply now for a PLDT Home Fiber plan to enjoy fast, reliable internet with a dedicated landline for your home.

Wednesday, July 1, 2026

PLDT Resets for 2026 PVL On Tour After Championship Run

 With fresh legs and fresh faces following their bronze finish at the All-FIlipino Conference, the High Speed Hitters look to show their mettle anew in exhibition matches across the Philippines


 

A podium finish in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL) All-Filipino Conference 2026 merited the PLDT High Speed Hitters some well-deserved rest and relaxation. After securing a hard-fought bronze, their first-ever podium place in a regular season, the squad rightfully traded their jerseys for comfort as they recovered for what’s next.

 

Off the court, on the couch

PLDT showcased a journey defined by grit, composure, and resilience altogether that saw them stand tall against top-tier rivals. So, ahead of the PVL On Tour exhibition matches, how did a team used to playing at such high speed slow down?

 

For head coach Rald Ricafort, the break was about balance. "We highly prioritize the balance between the work that we put in since the pre-season and the rest needed after every conference," he shared.

 

While Coach Ricafort himself admits he stays active with pickleball and tennis, he’s a self-proclaimed homebody at heart who uses the time to study new volleyball trends abroad. His current watchlist? "I might try streaming One Piece on Netflix," he said.

 

The players are equally intentional about their recovery.

 

Setter Kim Fajardo emphasizes the importance of mental and emotional self-checking. "It’s a time for self-realization," she noted. When she's not staying active, you’ll find her bonding with family or diving into travel-focused shows like Somebody Feed Phil on Netflix.

 

For outside hitter Kiesha Bedonia, the goal is a complete reset of the mind, body, and identity. "We need to prioritize sleep, do light movements like walking and stretching," she explained. When she’s not resting, she’s rewatching One Piece, inspired by the loyalty and personality of the characters on screen.

 

As an architect off the court, opposite hitter Jessey De Leon looks to the arts for her downtime. "I really enjoy doing creative work whenever I feel inspired – it helps me reset and feel like myself again outside of the sport," she shared. When De Leon is not working on architecture projects or spending time with her pamangkins, she’s practicing the fine art of "bedrotting" – also known as fully recharging, while binge-watching shows like Better Call Saul on Netflix.

 

Renewed roster

Now that the recovery phase is officially wrapped up, the High Speed Hitters head back to the court with an improved lineup. Last year, the team clinched their first PVL championship at On Tour – one convincingly won with an undefeated tournament record and one that famously followed heartbreaks of past conferences.


 

For this year’s new On Tour format, PLDT first bolstered its squad with the arrival of Jessa Ordiales. A talented opposite spiker, she’s poised to be another potent frontcourt weapon for Coach Ricafort. Settling into her new home in PLDT, Ordiales emphasizes the importance of a low-key recovery. "Transitioning to a new team is exciting, but I’ve learned that the best way to get ready for the next challenge is to truly unplug at home," Ordiales noted. "I love just keeping it simple – good food, family time, and catching up on the series I’ve missed during the season."

 

Adding to the youth and energy of the squad is rookie Fianne Ariola. A standout setter from the Perpetual Lady Altas, she was the 8th pick in the first round of the 2026 PVL Rookie Draft. "Being a rookie in this league is a huge transition, so I’m really making sure I use this time to reset properly," Ariola shared. "Recovery for me right now is all about staying relaxed, binge-watching my favorite shows, and just mentally prepping for the work ahead."

 

Fellow Lady Altas alumna and former Galeries Tower Highrisers player Winnie Bedaña also enters PLDT with lots of promise. “Joining PLDT is an opportunity I’m truly grateful for. This is a team with a strong winning culture and a passionate organization behind it. I’m excited to learn from my teammates and contribute in any way I can,” she said.

 

Completing the team’s preseason recruitment is outside hitter Joan Monares. As the University of the Philippines’ former volleyball team captain, Monares brings leadership plus extra firepower to the wings. "Stepping into the pro ranks with a team as competitive as PLDT is definitely a dream come true, but it's also a big adjustment," Monares admitted. "My favorite way to recharge at home is to keep things quiet. I’m a big fan of just getting some good rest whenever I could and finding time to decompress after training. Whether it’s listening to music or just hanging out at home with family, it helps me clear my mind so I can give 100% when I step onto the court for the team."

 

The High Speed Hitters recently bid farewell to setter Anj Legacion and middle blocker Zeth Perolino. Yet, combined with the leadership of ever-reliable and multi-awarded veterans in Kath Arado, Savi Davison, Mika Reyes, Majoy Baron, and Kim Kianna Dy among others, the roster shift signals an even more competitive chapter ahead for PLDT.

 

Catch every spike, save, and celebration at the PVL On Tour 2026. Follow the PLDT High Speed Hitters on InstagramFacebookX, and TikTok to stay connected to the action.

Saturday, June 27, 2026

Could You Get Free Internet for Life? PLDT Home's New BFF Promo Says Yes

For three Filipino families, winning PLDT Home's Broadband Free Forever (BFF) promo means more than free internet. It means one less monthly household expense to worry about, greater opportunities for work and learning, and more time and resources to focus on what matters most.


PLDT Home recently awarded Free Fiber for Life to three grand prize winners during a ceremony in Makati City, while 75 other subscribers from across the country received one year of free Fiber service.


Launched this year, PLDT Home’s Broadband Free Forever (BFF) promo is the country’s first and biggest broadband rewards program, giving new subscribers the chance to enjoy exclusive offers, perks, and the opportunity to win free internet for life.


The stories of this year's grand prize winners reflect how reliable connectivity has become an essential part of everyday life, supporting livelihoods, education, family relationships, hobbies, and even service to the community.


Among the grand prize winners is Lovelyn San Buenaventura of Dasmariñas, Cavite, an accountant and single mother. Working night shifts while raising her seven-year-old son and helping care for her father, Lovelyn said the prize will allow her family to redirect resources toward more important household needs while remaining connected for work, school, and entertainment.


As a K-pop fan, Lovelyn also shared how crucial a strong and reliable internet connection is in supporting her passion projects, online interests, and friendships. 


“Nakaka-form ka ng friendship over the internet dahil sa hobby mo, and every day nag-uusap kami sa internet tungkol sa K-pop activities namin. Kaya super kailangan talaga siya (internet) for social life,” she shared. 


For Michael Montepalco of Bacnotan, La Union, winning Free Fiber Broadband for Life came as an unexpected blessing. As a real estate agent, reliable internet plays a crucial role in his daily work—from communicating with clients to sending documents and managing transactions. Beyond work, Michael also serves as a keyboardist in his church's music ministry, often using online resources to learn new songs and prepare for worship services.

"Unang una nagpapasalamat ako sa Panginoon, kasi lahat naman ng bagay ina-allow ni Lord. So isa ako sa nabiyayaan na ginamit Nya ang PLDT upang ako’y ma-bless, na maging isa sa mga nanalo sa promo," he said, expressing gratitude for the opportunity and looking forward to sharing the good news with his church community.


Meanwhile, Pasig City resident Mark Quin Palu-ay, was equally surprised when he learned that his family had won free internet for life. His wife had joined the promo on behalf of their household, and it took several confirmation messages before the news fully sank in.


Their PLDT Home Fiber connection plays an important role in their everyday routines, particularly for their four-year-old child who regularly watches educational content online and is preparing to start school. For Mark, the prize means greater financial flexibility for the family and more opportunities to invest in experiences and moments that matter most.


 “Imbes na iisipin mo may babayaran ka pa na bills, mapupunta na sa ibang bagay, sa pagkain, sa bonding-bonding namin, at sa kuryente. Isipin mo yung mga nangyayari ngayon, tapos bigla ka pang suswertehin ng ganito. Kaya sobrang thankful ko talaga,” Mark said. 


Reflecting on the stories of the winners, John Y. Palanca, PLDT Senior Vice President and Head of Consumer Business, shared that the Broadband Free Forever program is ultimately about recognizing the aspirations of the families that PLDT Home serves.


“More than just a promo, the Broadband Free Forever (BFF) program is a celebration of the stories, journeys, and aspirations of every family that we serve. This is our way of saying thank you to our customers who allow us to be their trusted partner and who continue to inspire us to deliver better digital experiences for their homes,” Palanca said. 


The stories of Lovelyn, Michael, and Mark represent countless Filipino families whose daily lives are powered by reliable connectivity that enables them to earn a living, study, nurture relationships, and create meaningful moments at home.


The BFF promo reflects PLDT Home’s continuing commitment to delivering meaningful experiences that go beyond connectivity. By enabling digital access, PLDT Home supports more inclusive and sustainable progress for Filipino families as they pursue progress and better lives.

PLDT Home now bundles your digital essentials into one Fiber plan

Between streaming subscriptions, mobile data, TV services, and home internet, today's families are juggling more digital subscriptions t...