FritsSikkink

Never needed that in over 40 years.

Do you have a Non-B visa or an extension of stay based on work? Has the original visa been extended?

It was, and they didn't succeed.

Utter BS

Some of his supporters are not too bright either and feel the consequences now: He voted for Trump. Now his wife sits in an ICE detention center.

There is evidence that the earth is round. I have a school mate who actually been in the ISS space station for months. For god have a look here: https://www.godisimaginary.com/

You should have spend more time on science at school.

I am still working in IT security, wrong again. You are starting to look like George with your fantasies.

Then again what do you know about IT security.

Get a secured phone with your own internet and use your phones hotspot to access the internet on your laptop. Change all default passwords from devices you use.

Trump is doing great: Americans hit hardest by Trump's trade wars with Canada and China

There is loads of information about this subject on the internet. I don't have time or the will to try to educate stubborn people who are not open to learn something but think they know it all. Goodbye.

No

You don't have a clue how hackers access information, there are ways around the use of your fingerprint.

I don't use public WIFI and have my phone secured. I am not using my banking app while walking around.

No, it isn't. You might think you go to the coffeeshop WIFI but hackers can lure you to their system.

Not only Norton, any trained IT security guy will know this (me being one of them). My company earns a lot of money repairing businesses their computer environment because dumb employees have compromised their laptop and infect the companies network by using public WIFI.

You are dense, it was 2 Brits fighting. It is illegal in Thailand to film someone without consent, PDPA regulation.

Public Wi-Fi networks pose several security risks. These risks include: norton.com+3 Man-in-the-middle attacks, which are a form of eavesdropping. Unencrypted networks, which can allow others to intercept your data. Malware distribution, which can infect your device. Wi-Fi snooping and sniffing, which can allow others to see your online activity. Malicious hotspots, which can be set up to look like legitimate Wi-Fi networks but are actually designed to steal your data. To avoid these risks, it is recommended to avoid connecting to public Wi-Fi networks when possible. If you must connect to public Wi-Fi, use a corporate or personal Wi-Fi hotspot with strong authentication and encryption whenever possible

Public Wi-Fi networks pose several security risks. These risks include: norton.com+3 Man-in-the-middle attacks, which are a form of eavesdropping. Unencrypted networks, which can allow others to intercept your data. Malware distribution, which can infect your device. Wi-Fi snooping and sniffing, which can allow others to see your online activity. Malicious hotspots, which can be set up to look like legitimate Wi-Fi networks but are actually designed to steal your data. To avoid these risks, it is recommended to avoid connecting to public Wi-Fi networks when possible. If you must connect to public Wi-Fi, use a corporate or personal Wi-Fi hotspot with strong authentication and encryption whenever possible

What a load of nonsense.

No as I wrote that 30 minutes before you did 🙂

"WIFI is everywhere" Are you going to ask everywhere for their WIFI password? Do you know that shared WIFI isn't secure? You are here for business, use business expenses to get a proper internet deal.

The old guy kicked first. "Their garden" seems to be just a couple of plants placed on a common road.

Nonsense, the older guy started with the first kick after they try to take his camera.