Don’t make false claims on dating sites, you could fall out of love with the law


Police are warning users of online dating platforms to shy away from making false claims because this could violate the Criminal Code or Computer-Related Crime Act. - AFP

THAILAND, July 27 (The Nation/ANN): Police are warning users of online dating platforms to shy away from making false claims because this could violate the Criminal Code or Computer-Related Crime Act.

“Nowadays more people are using social media or online dating sites to find love due to their convenience and expanding user base,” deputy police spokesperson Pol Colonel Siriwat Deepor said on Wednesday.

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