Thailand Seeks Court Order to Shutdown Facebook For Failing to Screen Fake Crypto Ads
Thailand authorities have issued a warning to the social media giant Facebook, threatening to seek a criminal court order to sever its operations in the nation, over the rampant investment and cryptocurrency scam ads. Th...
The Thai Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (MDES) wrote on Aug. 21, that it has sent a letter requesting Meta’s social media platform, “to take action to resolve the issue” and “block more than 5301 fraudulent ads/fake pages.”...
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