"Overloaded Trucks": Cabinet act after NACC indicate widespread corruption and lawbreaking"
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Group Petitions Court to Revoke Thai Cabinet's Citizenship Grant to Foreigners
Why these people oppose the new brilliant proposal? In terms of national security, it is far worse to leave many of the long serving migrant workers (making a great contribution to Thai economy as the essential workforce) illegal despite their positive inputs. -
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Trump has psychiatric issues and probably taking SSRI's
Here's another clear indication Trump's mental acuity and general health is 'questionable'. Trump Reaches Next Level of Deranged With Proposed New Gig for RFK Jr. 'At a rally Thursday night in Nevada, Donald Trump pledged to put Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in charge of “women’s health” if he’s elected president.' Well done, Donald. Getting an anti-vaxxer and adulterer who supports severe restrictions on abortions as head of women's health will certainly help you in the segment of the electorate you cannot afford to alienate further!😂 -
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Trump has psychiatric issues and probably taking SSRI's
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Studio 7 are bonkers
The store employee when the phone is new has full admin control over it and could potentially install firmware (root kit for example) that provides a back door into the phone for a nefarious individual. Connected to wifi means connected to internet and the internet is a place full of dangerous software that could be downloaded and installed as the store employee has full admin control over the device at this stage. So lets say a nasty hacker is aware of Studio 7s policy of accessing the phone before the purchaser has secured it themselves and one of their "tests" is to connect to the internet and activate it. This nasty hacker offers lowly paid Studio 7 store employees 20,000 bahts per phone to simply visit an IP address and download a root kit to the phone that reinstalls itself whenever a factory reset is activated. The customer then factory resets the phone and goes merrily on his way thinking the phone is "secure" as its been reset, but in reality the device is completely open to the hacker thanks to the software the employee downloaded. Is that far fetched? Sure it is. Is it possible? Sure it is. If the store employee doesn't connect the phone to the internet is it possible? Nope. The point I am making is that it is impossible for this to happen if the customer takes control of the phone after purchase and sets it up themselves. Letting someone else do something with the device and connect it to the internet just seems like an unnecessary risk (no matter how small that risk is) considering the device will have full access to every aspect of my financial life. -
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Trump has psychiatric issues and probably taking SSRI's
I virtually never use the "confused" emoji, but in this case...- 1
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