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Social Security Office Advises Checking 'Mor Prom' Data for Identity Theft
Thailand's Social Security Office (SSO) has issued a warning for insured persons to verify their personal data within the 'Mor Prom' digital health platform following concerns over potential identity misuse.
Identity Security Alert
According to a report by Matichon Online on July 30, 2026, the Thai Social Security Office (SSO) has urged all insured individuals to proactively monitor their personal information linked to the 'Mor Prom' digital health platform. The advisory follows concerns regarding the potential unauthorized use of personal data or identity theft within the system.
Why This Matters
For residents and long-term expatriates enrolled in the Thai social security system, this alert highlights the importance of digital hygiene. If an individual’s identity is compromised within government health databases, it could lead to complications regarding medical records, insurance claims, or access to state-provided health services. Ensuring that your digital footprint remains accurate is a critical step in protecting your personal information from misuse.
Current Status
The SSO has advised anyone who suspects that their identity has been used without authorization or who notices discrepancies in their 'Mor Prom' profile to contact the relevant authorities immediately for a formal investigation. At this time, the extent of any potential data breach or the specific number of affected individuals remains unconfirmed. Users are encouraged to log in to the platform to verify their details and report any irregularities to the SSO directly to ensure their records are secure.
Translated from Thai.
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