Caloocan Bishop Pablo Virgilio David was temporarily banned from Facebook on Thursday after his criticism of President Rodrigo Duterte went viral.
A report by CBCP News said the prelate lost access to his Facebook account for about 2 hours after the social media giant accused him of “phishing” or fraudulently attempting to acquire sensitive information.
“I was blocked. I got some advice on how to revive it,” David told CBCP News.
The incident occurred after David on Wednesday slammed the President for calling him a “son of a whore” during a speech in Malabon City.
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