Thailand unanimously passed the Cybersecurity Act on Feb. 28 that gives the government control over the internet. This act permits the National Cybersecurity Committee, led by Thailand’s military, "to summon individuals for questioning and enter private property without court orders in case of actual or anticipated ‘serious cyber threats." A Cybersecurity Regulating Committee can also now search and seize data and hardware without a warrant if confronted with such a threat. (Jurist)