A Thai regulatory watchdog says it plans to sue Meta over Facebook scam advertisements that it says target users. The action is part of broader efforts in Thailand and other countries to strengthen oversight of social media platforms and reduce fraud and other cross-border crimes facilitated through digital services. Reporting from multiple outlets indicates the lawsuit is aimed at holding Meta accountable for scam ads that reach users on Facebook. The watchdog’s move reflects growing scrutiny of how platforms detect, remove, and prevent fraudulent content, especially when scams are marketed directly to users. The reports do not specify the exact court filing details or the precise claims against Meta in the information provided, but they situate the planned suit within a wider regulatory trend targeting platform accountability for harmful or illegal content. The matter is framed as part of tightening rules and enforcement to curb the misuse of online platforms for fraud.