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Who's That Knocking At My Door? Understanding Surveillance In Thailand

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Post date
25th January 2017
thailand

This investigation looks at how surveillance is being conducted in Thailand. The first part of the investigation focuses on the ties between telecommunication companies and the state, and the second part of the investigation focuses on attacks conducted in order to attempt to circumvent encryption.

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Safeguarding Peoples' Dignity
Location
Global South
Thailand
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Communications Surveillance
Social Media Surveillance
Our campaign
Security should protect people, not exploit them
Attachments
thailand_2017_0.pdf

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