CYBER● ELEVATED2h ago · Oct 9, 2026, 4:56 AM
Philippines thought Pogos were gone. Corruption and AI still power them
South China Morning Post · east asia
Two years after the Philippines banned its notorious offshore gaming hubs, or Pogos, a recent crackdown on hundreds of foreigners has highlighted a worrying trend of embedded corruption that still enables the sector to thrive. In September, the National Bureau of Investigation raided a call centre-style facility in Makati City, arresting more than 120 Chinese nationals linked to an alleged illegal trading and a “lust scam” that tricked local and foreign victims into sharing explicit videos,...
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