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They announced this new app this morning to replace COE. Essentially you will still upload vaccine certs, insurance, etc. to a site, then when they've verified it they will send you an email with a QR code. It looks as if scanning that code ties your documents to the app which you can then flash on arrival. I *think* that's how it's going to work, but you decide. It could equally well be a new version of "Red Light, Green Light".

The pretty picture of the new ThailandPass they announced today - to replace COE - suggests that Covid Insurance is still required.

Do any of the telcos in Thailand offer bundling of mobile phone/data and home internet plans?

To do what? Install a key?

IIRC You can watch Sky News (UK) Live by going to Youtube and searching "Sky News Live".

These are usually pirated keys stolen from Enterprise computers. Microsoft will eventually work that out and disable them, or they will expire depending on the customer's enterprise agreement. Microsoft deliver keys a couple of ways, either from their servers or from an onsite Key Management Server. They're still stolen.

Might be a dumb question, but if it's cumulative why do you need the first one?

Actually Thailand has greatly improved its genome sequencing. That's how it got off the UK's red list.

The chances of you being infected during two RT-PCR tests several days apart and them both being negative is extremely low. But we know it is possible for a vaccinated person to produce a negative test and a positive one three days later, because that's exactly what happened in the first week of the Phuket Sandbox.

Cambodia is still closed to tourists, so even if they did it would not steal any from Thailand.

And it ended up being five. Looks like "Daily News" and this site need some new sources.

For Delta it's about four days.