MTRCB, nakatanggap ng mahigit 100 reklamo tungkol sa 'PBB: Collab 3.0'

• The MTRCB received over 100 complaints from viewers about scenes and interactions in recent episodes of "PBB: Collab 3.0"
• The agency is currently reviewing the concerns raised over the past few days
• It also plans to discuss the complaints with the show's production team
• Meanwhile, the MTRCB reminded PBB management to ensure that every episode follows the guidelines for its assigned age rating

The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) is reviewing more than 100 complaints from viewers regarding scenes and interactions in recent episodes of "Pinoy Big Brother: Collab Edition 3.0."

In a statement released on Thursday, November 12, the agency confirmed that it had received numerous complaints from viewers over the past few days, prompting it to look into the reality show's recent episodes.

"The Movie and Television Review Classification Board (MTRCB) is looking into scenes and interactions in recent episodes of 'Pinoy Big Brother Collab 3.0' after receiving over 100 complaints from viewers in the past few days," the statement read.

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The MTRCB also said that it would discuss the concerns raised by viewers with the show's production team as part of its ongoing review.

"The Board said it puld discuss the viewers' concerns with the show's production team as part of its review," it added.

While the review is ongoing, the agency reminded the show's management to be more mindful of the content being aired, particularly in relation to the program's assigned age classification.

"While this is underway, the MTRCB reminded PBB management to exercise greater care to ensure that each episode complies with the guidelines for the reality television show's assigned age rating," the statement further read.

"Pinoy Big Brother" is a long-running reality show where the contestants are required to stay in a house known as Bahay ni Kuya. The big winner will be determined by overcoming the challenges that must be faced inside the house, and also with the help of votes from the audience. It has produced big stars like Kim Chiu, Gerald Anderson, Sam Milby, and many more.

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In a recent report by KAMI, "Pinoy Big Brother" issued a public statement addressing the unauthorized use of AI-generated content featuring its "PBB: Collab 3.0" housemates. The reality show emphasized that it protects the housemates' images, voices, and likenesses and warned that those involved in producing or distributing unauthorized materials would be reported. It also reminded everyone to use technology responsibly and respect the contestants' rights.

Earlier, Star Magic voiced its strong opposition to the online bullying and harassment directed at Cianne Dominguez, Shea Valerio, and other "Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab 3.0" housemates. In an official statement released on Thursday, November 5, the talent agency expressed concern over the personal attacks against the contestants and emphasized that criticism should never be an excuse for hate or cruelty. It also encouraged the public to practice responsible social media use and treat others with respect and compassion despite their differences.

Source: KAMI.com.gh