The short answer is , but with major conditions. BitTorrent is a peer-to-peer (P2P) protocol used for sharing files, and it is 100% legal for distributing open-source software, public domain media, or any files you have the right to share.
: Reveals significant differences in how Thai students perceive the "moral intensity" of software piracy compared to their American counterparts. ResearchGate Legal & Technical Landscape in Thailand thailand bittorrent
The tide is slowly turning. The entry of major global players (Netflix, Disney+, HBO Go) and local giants (TrueID, AIS Play) has made legal consumption more convenient. Since 2017, Thailand has seen a steady decline in BitTorrent traffic for major Hollywood releases, correlating with the speed of legal releases. In the past, a Thai user would torrent a US movie because the theatrical release was two months late; today, many films premiere simultaneously on streaming platforms. The "convenience factor" is winning over the "cost factor." The short answer is , but with major conditions