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Govt officials banned from using work computers after case of lese majeste

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Government officials will be pleased to note that the iron age office has no broadband connection . . .

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  • aussieinthailand
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    So why not block these FB, Twitter, Line etc, on your state owned computers? problem solved.

  • EyesWideOpen
    EyesWideOpen

    When I read these headlines, I keep having the thought of writing a comedy book, which would be comprised entirely from headlines on TV. So government workers can no longer use their computers ??

  • Oh stop it, don't you realise where you are. Take your logical thinking elsewhere.

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Yes but you have to put the data packets on a songtaew.

BYOD

Some say it's the way to go, some call it disruptive. Ideal for businesses, a headache to governments.

Would you like your private data to be accessed through a government official's private smart phone even if he does so in the office while executing his tasks ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bring_your_own_device

^^Of course. Why not? Then they can read my emails about HDPE liner systems, the treatment of contaminated mud and endless drivel on TVF.

Don't tell 'em your name, Pike!

I won't Mr. Mainwaring.

When I read these headlines, I keep having the thought of writing a comedy

book, which would be comprised entirely from headlines on TV. So

government workers can no longer use their computers ?? You simply

could not make this stuff up. I certainly realize the body of the story

is indicating that workers cannot use their work computers for posting LM

messages, but the visual image from the headline is still funny...

So one worker writing something the government does not like, and suddenly

there is a nation wide ban ? Sure hope that some farang does not do

something the government does not like, and the rest of us are deported.....

Whatever type of organization you work for, in which ever country, usually has rules regarding the employees personal use of computers and its internet access.

So try accessing a site that they don't approve of, using social media all the time during working hours, posting comments that are against the law, etc etc and see if they like it or take action. And yes, usually its a few that fcku it up for everyone.

Darker times are ahead and freedoms are now being taken away on a daily basis. So glad I no longer live in the land of coups.

Please provide of the list of the freedoms you claim are being taken away daily.

That will be some list given the amount of days since the current government came to power.

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