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TV host Robi Domingo isn’t one to just let things slide—especially when it comes to online threats and harassment. After previously calling out a netizen for an alarming comment on his Instagram post, Robi recently took things a step further by visiting the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to better understand the legal process for handling such incidents.

In a post titled “ACCOUNTABILITY,” Robi shared his learnings from his meeting with NBI Chief Bomediano and Atty. Tucay, emphasizing the importance of taking action when safety is at risk.

Key Takeaways from Robi’s NBI Visit:
• Filing a complaint is free – If you ever feel threatened online, you have the right to report it without any cost.
• Screenshots are your best friend – Even if a post gets deleted, the digital footprint remains. Always capture evidence, including the URL.
• Trolls are still accountable – Whether an account is fake or real, there’s a person behind it, and they can be held responsible.

Robi also pointed out an interesting detail—he didn’t delete the troll’s comment; the person behind it removed it themselves. This, he noted, could even serve as proof of malice or intent.

This all started when, a netizen warned him against matching Donny Pangilinan and Kathryn Bernardo, claiming that Belle Mariano’s fans would attack him. Robi’s response? “Can I consider this as a threat? Can I take legal actions against this? I don’t tolerate this behavior.”

It’s clear that Robi is taking a firm stand against online harassment, reminding everyone that the internet isn’t a lawless space. His message? Be kind, be accountable, and remember—what you say online has real-life consequences.