Every answer, cited by number.
CICC Assistant answers cybercrime questions from the Cybercrime Prevention Act and Philippine law, numbered like this one.1 If nothing supports a claim, it says so.
How it works
First, ask in your own words.
Then, if nothing supports an answer, it says so.
Finally, every citation traces to a real source.
Start to finish
Questions
Is this official?
This is a demonstration of the CICC Assistant, built for the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center. It is not a substitute for filing a report through CICC’s own channels for urgent matters.
What happens to what I type?
Conversations may be reviewed to improve complaint handling. Avoid sharing passwords, full ID numbers, or other sensitive credentials — a human agent will ask for those separately if needed.
Can it give legal advice?
No. It answers from official records and cites them. For advice specific to your situation, a CICC officer or legal counsel is the right next step.
Does voice input work on every browser?
Yes — it records audio directly, not a browser-specific speech API, so it works on Chrome, Safari, and Firefox alike.
What if it doesn’t know the answer?
It says so, plainly, instead of guessing — and tells you where CICC’s official channels can help instead.
How do I reach a human directly?
Say so in the chat (“I’d like to speak with someone”) and the conversation is flagged for a CICC support agent, or call the CICC hotline 1326.