Motto to live by: never give in to ransom demands

Virtual viruses and hackers demanding ransom are the banes of our hi-tech world.

Lost in translation: Facebook’s royal translation error

Facebook’s auto-translation AI made a royal mistake when it translated “Birthday” to “Memorial Day.” What went wrong?

Protest Tip: erase your digital footprint

Protesters should take steps to secure their smartphones to protect themselves against possible prosecution from the government.

Misogyny is still alive in the gaming community

“The Last of Us Part 2” is critically acclaimed for its impactful story and outstanding gameplay, but many gamers take issue with its gender diversity.

Linking Facebook to Apps: trading privacy for convenience

Facebook users can link their accounts to other apps. It’s convenient, but they are also giving away their data to Facebook and the app owners.

If the government wants to regulate gaming, then listen to the gamers

The gaming community is up in arms about a proposed bill to regulate online games. Opposition politicians aren’t happy about it either.

Protect our web browsing history against snoopers

Internet service providers have a trove of users’ web browsing data that details our online behavior. Here’s how we can protect ourselves against snooping by ISPs

Ragnarok Online: why it just won’t go away for good

Ragnarok Online is a massively popular game in Thailand, but it has always been plagued by bots that have driven players away.

Population surveillance in Thailand just got a lot more real

Thailand’s government is asking major mobile operators to share their users’ location data to track COVID-19, which means population surveillance just got more real.

Four years into “Thailand 4.0” and it feels more like 0.4

Four years ago, the prime minister announced the Thailand 4.0 digital transformation. Today, government bureaucrats are still pushing paperworks.