Question 1

What does PDPA stand for in the context of Thailand's data protection law?

Accepted Answer

Personal Data Protection Act

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Public Disclosure Prevention Agreement

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Privacy Data Protection Act

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Professional Data Processing Authority

Question 2

Who is responsible for enforcing the PDPA law in Thailand?

Accepted Answer

Personal Data Protection Committee

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National Health Security Office

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Department of Land Transport

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Ministry of Education

Question 3

What type of data does the PDPA Thailand aim to protect?

Accepted Answer

Personal data

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Geographical data

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Weather data

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Financial data

Question 4

What rights do individuals have under the PDPA Thailand regarding their personal data?

Accepted Answer

Right to access, right to rectification, and right to erasure

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Right to cook, right to shop, and right to exercise

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Right to work, right to travel, and right to study

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Right to buy, right to sell, and right to rent

Question 5

What is the purpose of the PDPA Thailand law?

Accepted Answer

To regulate the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data

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To promote the sharing of personal data without restrictions

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To encourage the sale of personal data for profit

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To ban the use of all data in Thailand

Question 6

What is the maximum fine for non-compliance with the PDPA Thailand law?

Accepted Answer

Up to 5 million Thai Baht

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Up to 1 million Thai Baht

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Up to 10 million Thai Baht

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Up to 100 million Thai Baht

Question 7

What is the minimum age requirement for individuals to provide consent for the processing of their personal data under the PDPA Thailand law?

Accepted Answer

20 years old

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21 years old

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23 years old

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18 years old

Question 8

What are the key principles of data protection under the PDPA Thailand law?

Accepted Answer

Lawful processing, consent, purpose limitation, data minimization, accuracy, storage limitation, integrity, confidentiality, and accountability

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Informal processing, implied consent, unlimited purposes, data exaggeration, error-prone storage, data manipulation, open access, disclosure, and negligence

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Illegal processing, forced consent, data misdirection, data magnification, falsehood, continuous storage, data corruption, exposure, and carelessness

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Unlawful processing, non-consent, data expansion, data maximization, inaccuracy, unlimited storage, secrecy, revelation, and irresponsibility

Question 9

What is the definition of 'personal data' under the PDPA Thailand law?

Accepted Answer

Any information relating to an identified or identifiable individual

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Any financial information of an individual

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Any information related to a company or organization

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Any geographical data of a region

Question 10

What are the key elements of data processing under the PDPA Thailand law?

Accepted Answer

Collection, use, or disclosure of personal data

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Manipulation, alteration, or transmission of personal data

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Storage, disposal, or distribution of personal data

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Abandonment, destruction, or concealment of personal data

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