AIS reveals Thailand Cyber Wellness Index results, finding overall improvement but a need to accelerate digital literacy
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AIS has revealed the results of the Thailand Cyber Wellness Index for 2026, a study surveying the readiness and digital technology usage of citizens nationwide. The study found that currently, the digital well-being of Thai people has progressed and is considered the highest it has been in the past four years.
However, despite the overall positive trend, the survey indicates that one in six people in the sample group still fall into a category requiring urgent skill development, particularly in the safe and creative use of technology to prevent issues that may arise from daily usage.
Furthermore, the report identifies five key scenarios that reflect the current digital usage behavior of Thai people. This critical information helps relevant agencies plan responses and promote digital skills for the public more effectively, ensuring sustainable online safety.
In conclusion, although Thai people are becoming more familiar with technology, building media literacy and awareness of cyber threats remains a priority that requires continuous attention, ensuring that Thai people can utilize the digital world to its full potential as safely as possible.
Sources: Brand Buffet
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