Apple David, diretsahang sinagot ang matatapang na komento ng mga basher

Published 29 Jul 2026 at 12:40 PM

by Rose Dabu

4 min read

Apple David answered several critical remarks posted in the comment section of her Facebook account
Instead of ignoring the comments, the content creator directly addressed claims about how she earns from social media
One commenter also questioned her personal decisions and mentioned people supposedly affected by them
She maintained that serious accusations should be handled in court, where both sides can present their arguments

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Apple David responded to several Facebook users who left critical comments about her online work and personal life.

In screenshots taken from the comment section, one user claimed that Apple could not report people because she also earns from posts on Facebook and TikTok.

The content creator quickly answered the remark and pointed out that the commenter also appears to benefit from interacting with posts on the same platforms.

“you’re petty to think that. you’re not aware how you earn on facebook posts and get nothing on tiktok posts?” she wrote.

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Apple added that she did not feel the need to prove herself to anonymous users. However, she said she was willing to address serious allegations through the proper legal process.

“Like I always say, I have nothing to prove. but if anybody wants to argue with me, i’ll only do in court where there can be punishment to the real offenders,” she continued.

The personality also reminded social media users that laws can apply to online activity, even when people use accounts that do not reveal their real identities.

“May you not forget how all of us are protected and covered by the law even on social media regardless if we hide behind fake accounts or not,” David stated.

She then challenged the commenter to send her a direct message if the person wanted to pursue the issue further.

Another Facebook user questioned David’s feelings and mentioned her colleagues, their families, and an alleged 18-year-old boy. The comment also criticized her for posting about the matter.

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Apple replied by questioning why the person was speaking on behalf of other people.

“I’m sorry but who are you to say and decide if something is worth it or not for other people? to each their own,” she wrote.

A separate user then brought up a decision Apple reportedly made three years earlier. The commenter asked whether she still believed it had been a good choice and said it had allegedly affected someone’s name.

She stood by her position but clarified that she was not asking anyone to return.

“hahaha you SURE. at nautusan pa nga to ‘come back here’. im just here. this is my page,” David replied.

Her responses showed that she was prepared to defend herself directly while drawing a clear line between online criticism and claims she believed needed formal action. She also made it clear that the Facebook page was her own space and that she was not forcing anyone to engage with its content.

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