Thai Minister wants to ban Facebook, Youtube and Twitter | GMT

Thaiger VideoWednesday, May 11, 2022
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the Minister of Digital Economy and Society, has asked the court to ban access to 42 websites including YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook. Thailand government will most likely keep the diesel cap. Phuket eyes 1m arrivals in Q4. Airport mishaps and crazy cults in Thailand. All this and more on todays Good Morining Thailand.

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Recent comments:
cake
2022-05-12 09:48
How about add lag / delay to such services. If you have a nice router, not a consumer type router, but a device that runs pfsense etc. it is possible to induce latency for specific ip addresses easily. So junior…
cake
2022-05-12 09:54
9 hours ago, oldschooler said: His masters in Beijing have long since banned these and ALL western websites and replaced www with CCP web. VPN gets around that though. The great wall fingerprints protocols such as openvpn on port 1194…
Tim_Melb
2022-05-12 10:00
Ah yes we welcome back the digital nomads by blocking their access to the major sources of their income...
oldschooler
2022-05-12 11:54
1 hour ago, cake said: The great wall fingerprints protocols such as openvpn on port 1194 (or any port), same with wireguard. Not that I care but obfuscation was a thing a while ago, but it seems like most a…
Soidog
2022-05-12 11:59
Misleading headline. They don’t want to ban the platforms, they want better censorship of articles they choose. 66 years ago they were censoring The King and I movie. They are still doing it today, just a different platform.
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