Thailand has been captured by the WEF, this is their wishes for sure !

The biggest problem is their inability to keep any form of electronic data secure.  Recent investigations have revealed that over the last decade or so every single Thai citizen has had some form of data leaked, every single human.  They have 0 clue about any type of cyber security and this was before Ai agents.  And what are they doing to increase their cyber security abilities today?  As far as anyone can tell, nothing, absolutely nothing.  Your data will 100% be leaked if it is in any Thai database.

This is all leading to digital banking, CBDC's and identity implanted chips! It's terrifying sickness

When government/immigration have all the info this is a honey pot. This means one attack scam can get enough information for an easy identity theft.

the WEF NWO nightmare continues to roll out!!

stand up Thailand

Digital technology is destroying our lives

dystopian and draconian

1984
Animal Farm
The Prisoner
and countless forms of media depicting this very outcome, and no one listened.

Philip K Dick would lose his mind if he were alive

Thailand usually adopts anything the west asks without much scrutiny. Thailand went all in on the covid thing, now its banking and government.

Terrible idea indeed

Thailand can want.
There is a limit to their desire for control that repels tourism, investment, and contact.
I have never seen it quieter in Thailand.
It is not the low season.
It's the BS fatigue season.

Lots of money to be made in the ID/kontrolle scam

Thailand is slowly destroying itself from within

Yes, it’s cattle management. And the more your data is centralised the more it’s in danger of getting leaked / hacked.

Indeed, this comes from the WEF and UN, in exchange for investment and loans.

Great job covering this. Makes me 2nd guess if I want to move there with my Thai wife.

Big brother is here!

More BS

Boy oh boy, this feels very dystopian all of a sudden (was here during the c19 times too).

Very well said Benjamin ❤

This ties perfectly into your video about banks and hospitals. Everyone fears data leaks from hackers, but this real case proved that the most dangerous "loopholes" are the government officials themselves.
A recent investigation in Bangkok's Din Daeng district found at least 1,366 foreign nationals, mostly children from Myanmar, were fraudulently registered in the household records of just 44 apartments . In one room, measuring only 30 to 35 square meters, a staggering 64 people were registered on paper .
This wasn't a hack. It was an inside job. Officials from the Din Daeng District Office are alleged to have approved these fake registrations in exchange for kickbacks. Financial tracing identified a woman believed to be a broker who allegedly made 17 transfers totaling about 936,120 baht to staff at the district office .
So, while the government is busy integrating databases, it should also tighten control over WHO has access to these databases and what kind of "kickbacks" they receive from brokers. The real threat isn't external hackers; it's internal corruption, as this case clearly demonstrates.