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# ThailandNews The Thai police teamed up with line: will block chat groups that interfere with gambling, fraud, and qiaong DU transactions
# ThailandNews The Thai police teamed up with line: will block chat groups that interfere with gambling, fraud, and qiaong DU transactions
In coordination with line Thailand, the Thai police are preparing to block chat groups and communication channels used for criminal activities on the platform, focusing on online gambling, fraud, impersonation, and illegal commodity trading.
According to the Thai police, Trairong Phiwphan, a spokesman for the Thai National Police, said that recently the police had met with line Thailand representatives to discuss how to restrict and block private chats, group communications and related accounts suspected of violating the law.
Police focus on online gambling, online scams, impersonation scams, and the sale of illegal goods through line groups.
The Thai police also asked line to expand its cooperation to further deal with illegal transactions such as firearms and drugs through chat groups.
Line Thailand has expressed its willingness to cooperate with Thai law enforcement and will receive support from its Japanese parent company to improve the relevant response system.
The two sides are currently pushing for a faster and more efficient mechanism for processing data blocking requests, which is expected to begin in mid-2026. The focus of this message is that Thailand's fight against ash production is no longer just grasping the offline dimples, but also starting to compress the online communication space.
In the past, many gangs used platforms such as line, Telegram, and Facebook groups to pull people, accept orders, sell goods, make gambling bets, scam customer service, or manage headcount accounts.If the police only grabbed the scene, it was easy to miss the tissue chain behind it.
Now the Thai police have begun to require the platform to cooperate with the sealing group, sealing number, and sealing communication channels, indicating that the law enforcement direction is extending from "arresting people" to "disconnecting tools".
The risk is higher for those who are active in the Thai grey circle.Online gambling, fraud, illegal guns, drug trading, fake identity, illegal labor services, as long as they rely on line group operation, they may be followed by the police, and even continue to be traced through chat records, group members, and transfer information.
In coordination with line Thailand, the Thai police are preparing to block chat groups and communication channels used for criminal activities on the platform, focusing on online gambling, fraud, impersonation, and illegal commodity trading.
According to the Thai police, Trairong Phiwphan, a spokesman for the Thai National Police, said that recently the police had met with line Thailand representatives to discuss how to restrict and block private chats, group communications and related accounts suspected of violating the law.
Police focus on online gambling, online scams, impersonation scams, and the sale of illegal goods through line groups.
The Thai police also asked line to expand its cooperation to further deal with illegal transactions such as firearms and drugs through chat groups.
Line Thailand has expressed its willingness to cooperate with Thai law enforcement and will receive support from its Japanese parent company to improve the relevant response system.
The two sides are currently pushing for a faster and more efficient mechanism for processing data blocking requests, which is expected to begin in mid-2026. The focus of this message is that Thailand's fight against ash production is no longer just grasping the offline dimples, but also starting to compress the online communication space.
In the past, many gangs used platforms such as line, Telegram, and Facebook groups to pull people, accept orders, sell goods, make gambling bets, scam customer service, or manage headcount accounts.If the police only grabbed the scene, it was easy to miss the tissue chain behind it.
Now the Thai police have begun to require the platform to cooperate with the sealing group, sealing number, and sealing communication channels, indicating that the law enforcement direction is extending from "arresting people" to "disconnecting tools".
The risk is higher for those who are active in the Thai grey circle.Online gambling, fraud, illegal guns, drug trading, fake identity, illegal labor services, as long as they rely on line group operation, they may be followed by the police, and even continue to be traced through chat records, group members, and transfer information.
# ThailandNews The Thai police teamed up with line: will block chat groups that interfere with gambling, fraud, and qiaong DU transactions
In coordination with line Thailand, the Thai police are preparing to block chat groups and communication channels used for criminal activities on the platform, focusing on online gambling, fraud, impersonation, and illegal commodity trading.
According to the Thai police, Trairong Phiwphan, a spokesman for the Thai National Police, said that recently the police had met with line Thailand representatives to discuss how to restrict and block private chats, group communications and related accounts suspected of violating the law.
Police focus on online gambling, online scams, impersonation scams, and the sale of illegal goods through line groups.
The Thai police also asked line to expand its cooperation to further deal with illegal transactions such as firearms and drugs through chat groups.
Line Thailand has expressed its willingness to cooperate with Thai law enforcement and will receive support from its Japanese parent company to improve the relevant response system.
The two sides are currently pushing for a faster and more efficient mechanism for processing data blocking requests, which is expected to begin in mid-2026. The focus of this message is that Thailand's fight against ash production is no longer just grasping the offline dimples, but also starting to compress the online communication space.
In the past, many gangs used platforms such as line, Telegram, and Facebook groups to pull people, accept orders, sell goods, make gambling bets, scam customer service, or manage headcount accounts.If the police only grabbed the scene, it was easy to miss the tissue chain behind it.
Now the Thai police have begun to require the platform to cooperate with the sealing group, sealing number, and sealing communication channels, indicating that the law enforcement direction is extending from "arresting people" to "disconnecting tools".
The risk is higher for those who are active in the Thai grey circle.Online gambling, fraud, illegal guns, drug trading, fake identity, illegal labor services, as long as they rely on line group operation, they may be followed by the police, and even continue to be traced through chat records, group members, and transfer information.
In coordination with line Thailand, the Thai police are preparing to block chat groups and communication channels used for criminal activities on the platform, focusing on online gambling, fraud, impersonation, and illegal commodity trading.
According to the Thai police, Trairong Phiwphan, a spokesman for the Thai National Police, said that recently the police had met with line Thailand representatives to discuss how to restrict and block private chats, group communications and related accounts suspected of violating the law.
Police focus on online gambling, online scams, impersonation scams, and the sale of illegal goods through line groups.
The Thai police also asked line to expand its cooperation to further deal with illegal transactions such as firearms and drugs through chat groups.
Line Thailand has expressed its willingness to cooperate with Thai law enforcement and will receive support from its Japanese parent company to improve the relevant response system.
The two sides are currently pushing for a faster and more efficient mechanism for processing data blocking requests, which is expected to begin in mid-2026. The focus of this message is that Thailand's fight against ash production is no longer just grasping the offline dimples, but also starting to compress the online communication space.
In the past, many gangs used platforms such as line, Telegram, and Facebook groups to pull people, accept orders, sell goods, make gambling bets, scam customer service, or manage headcount accounts.If the police only grabbed the scene, it was easy to miss the tissue chain behind it.
Now the Thai police have begun to require the platform to cooperate with the sealing group, sealing number, and sealing communication channels, indicating that the law enforcement direction is extending from "arresting people" to "disconnecting tools".
The risk is higher for those who are active in the Thai grey circle.Online gambling, fraud, illegal guns, drug trading, fake identity, illegal labor services, as long as they rely on line group operation, they may be followed by the police, and even continue to be traced through chat records, group members, and transfer information.