Cebu Pacific is the largest airline in the Philippines, offering low fares all year round to over 60 destinations in Asia, Australia and the Middle East.
We’re rolling out special app features just for you: • Book flights for up to 20 passengers • 7-day flight search results • Fare Bundles • Add-ons: Baggage, CEB Flexi, Meals, Seats, Travelsure • Integrated payment options: Credit/Debit Card, GCash, PayMaya, GrabPay, PayPal, Payment Center, Travel Fund
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infinity when you log in, you’ll be connected to go rewards and from there you need to log in again and when you click “manage your booking” you need to log in again. i think i log in multiple times and i cannot do anything. please make your app useful
Your app and website is badly made i try to login and manage booking via website and it tells me to login and login again and again if go try manage bookings even if im logged in and it says if I want to add on go to the app. But everytime i go click manage booking it sends me to the home page. Why the hell do you have that option if youre not ae to use it. do you have IT auditing of your apps or you just make and pay a 3rd party and that its or your internal IT is bad. Read your reviews and update the app. Cheap airline with seat sale but cheap website and app? Useless
Unreliable,and a huge user data risk Cebu Pacific’s privacy policy raises serious concerns because it collects excessive personal and sensitive data (health, biometrics, religion, financial), often with only implied consent. It allows broad sharing with third parties and even disclaims responsibility for their use of your data, which undermines accountability. International transfers are bundled under blanket consent, including to countries with weak legal protections, unlike GDPR or Japan’s APPI which require safeguards and explicit consent. Retention is justified vaguely as “business requirements” without clear timelines, in contrast to EU/Japan laws demanding strict minimization. Profiling and marketing use combined booking, web, and cookie data without clear opt-in. Rights to access or deletion face hurdles, including potential fees, whereas GDPR and APPI expect ease and low cost. Sensitive data and biometric use (like airport facial recognition) lack explicit, stand-alone consent as required by stricter regimes. Overall, the policy would likely fail compliance standards in Europe and Japan, exposing users to significant privacy risks. They do not have a data protection authority so it’s virtually impossible to request a data deletion and they don’t mention how much they will charge the user to fulfill a lawful request for data deletion.