This study strives to solicit and assimilate the attitudes and preferences of online users in Thailand concerning their privacy rights. It is designed to resolve this noticeable void in Thai information technology policy. Three subproblems are separately investigated by use of a questionnaire used to discern Thai uneasiness about (1) the clandestine commercial collection and dissemination of personal online data profiles, (2) a wide variety of online criminal activities that should merit government regulation and intervention, and (3) Internet users' trust in their government to curtail online criminal activities. Scholarly research in Thailand has not previously probed or examined these issues.