A Thai lawmaker is taking legal action to request a court order for the shutdown of Facebook in the country. The lawmaker claims that the social media platform is enabling fraudulent investment schemes and believes that Facebook should be held responsible for supporting such activities. If successful, this court order would require Facebook to cease its operations in Thailand by the end of the month.
The lawmaker’s move comes as a response to the rising number of fraudulent investment schemes operating on Facebook in Thailand. These schemes often deceive unsuspecting individuals into investing their money in fake schemes, resulting in significant financial losses. The lawmaker argues that Facebook, as the platform hosting these fraudulent activities, should be held accountable for its role in facilitating and promoting such scams.
As Facebook continues to be a popular platform for communication and information sharing in Thailand, this potential shutdown would have a significant impact on the lives of millions of Thai users. The court will now review the lawmaker’s request and make a decision on whether to grant the order to shut down Facebook in the country.
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