Filipinos have been humorously photoshopping the image of Captain’s Peak Resort onto their 200-peso bills, generating viral reactions on social media. Despite the multinational software company Adobe not permitting the photoshopping of bills, some people still do it for fun.
Humor ous Filipinos could not help but take the now-viral image of Captain’s Peak Resort at the foot of Chocolate Hills to their 200-peso bills . “Check your P200 bills if they have also been updated,” Hensly wrote in Filipino, referring to the image of Chocolate Hills on the back portion of the green-colored banknote. The post, which was set to public, evidently became viral, too. It has so far generated 28,000 laugh reactions and 18,000 shares.
One of the netizens under username Karl Marx also replied in the comments section, posting a photoshopped version of the 200-peso bill with the ‘eyesore’ image of the viral resort. “Is that legal? Multinational software company Adobe does not actually permit photoshopping bills as part of its counterfeit deterrence system, but some people still do it anyway,” he said
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