The document summarizes the results of tests on broadband quality of service in the Philippines using the AsokaTissa Tester methodology. It tested parameters like download and upload speeds, latency, jitter, and packet loss from local and international servers at different times of day. The results showed that Philippine ISPs did not meet acceptable levels for many quality of service parameters and had the lowest value for money compared to other Southeast Asian countries. This impacts users and various sectors like education, businesses, and disaster response. It raises important questions on whether ISPs are truthfully advertising speeds, defining broadband, and if government standards are needed on minimum performance.