Bangkokpost Cyber Police Investigate Widespread Obscene Livestream on Facebook
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- •Cyber police are investigating a sexually explicit livestream that gained millions of views.
- •The livestream was not removed promptly by the platform, raising moderation concerns.
- •Thai nationals involved could face prosecution under the Computer Crime Act.
Cyber police in Thailand are investigating a sexually explicit livestream that circulated widely on May 21, 2026. The livestream was detected shortly after it went online, attracting millions of viewers before being removed. Authorities are tracing the URL to identify the page owner and individuals featured in the video. If they are Thai nationals or residing in Thailand, they could face prosecution under the Computer Crime Act for distributing obscene content. The police are also examining why the platform failed to remove the content promptly, despite existing moderation policies. The incident raises concerns about the effectiveness of social media content moderation systems. Meta has stated that they have removed the violating content and are taking action against the accounts involved. The deputy commissioner emphasized the potential harm such content could cause, particularly to young viewers.
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