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Report Warm smiles, a ride in the Beast and a united front but no deal
It is not up to Trump, is it. He can make as many deals as he likes, they are useless without Zelensky and Ukraine's (with European leaders' advice) signatures. -
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Landlord didn't pay maintenance fee, now condo keycard locked
I don't like my landlady and she is always in the main area trying to make conversation and it's painfully obvious that I am avoiding her, so I expect her to cause me problems soon to get revenge for not being liked. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 18 August 2025
Thailand Enforces Liveness Detection for SIM Card Registration File photo for reference only In a major move to combat identity theft and fraud, Thailand's National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) has mandated that all mobile operators implement Liveness Detection Technology for SIM card registration. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1370145-thailand-enforces-liveness-detection-for-sim-card-registration/ -
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Report Thailand Enforces Liveness Detection for SIM Card Registration
File photo for reference only In a major move to combat identity theft and fraud, Thailand's National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) has mandated that all mobile operators implement Liveness Detection Technology for SIM card registration. From Monday, mobile giants like True and Advanced Info Service (AIS) will be required to use this advanced technology for verifying new users. This measure applies to both prepaid and postpaid users, as well as those requesting SIM replacements while retaining their numbers. Liveness Detection Technology ensures that the person registering a SIM is a living individual, not a static image or video. Users will be prompted to perform actions such as blinking or remaining still, akin to modern banking app verifications. This new method replaces the previous system, which relied on static photographs and inadvertently allowed criminals to exploit stolen images. The roll-out of this technology marks a significant step in strengthening the security of personal data. Users will be able to register and authenticate their identity through mobile apps, service centres, and authorised dealers across Thailand. To register, Thai nationals need to present their original national ID card, while non-Thai nationals must provide their passport. For businesses, a certificate of the juristic person and ID proof of authorised representatives are required. The initiative is part of NBTC’s broader commitment to enhancing consumer protection and fostering trust in telecommunications. “The NBTC aims to build a secure digital environment by reducing cyber threats and preventing crimes linked to phone numbers,” stated NBTC commissioner Natthorn Phaosunthon. Service providers are required to comply with NBTC regulations and Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562, ensuring robust security measures are in place. This development in mobile registration technology sets a precedent for safeguarding consumer data and preventing identity-related crimes, helping build a safer digital landscape in Thailand. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Nation 2025-08-18 -
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What looks like FROG? Cries like human baby? Dangerous?
Perhaps you should come out from under your coconut shell. How long have you lived here?
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