Saichon Submakudom, head of public relations at Advanced Info Services (AIS), said the collaboration is part of “AIS Aunjai Cyber” project, which aims to promote digital literacy among customers, the public at large of all ages, and society.
AIS said, in particular, it is focused on children, as they are most worried about that age group.
In May, Surfshark, a global cybersecurity company, published a study that found Thailand to be the third-worst country in the world in terms of children’s ability to cope with online risks, ranking only ahead of Uruguay and Saudi Arabia. The company suggested that online safety education is vital for children to develop their ability to cope with online cyber-threats.
Saichon said during a press conference on Monday that it was their responsibility to find a creative way to educate young users. Instead of unilaterally choosing the method, AIS…
