Wall Street is losing its battle against encrypted apps like WhatsApp and WeChat as it tries to police employee communications — and even regulators are stumped

Wall Street is losing its grip on employee communications amid a proliferation of encrypted messaging apps, according to lawyers, bankers and enforcement officials.

March 28, 2019   |   View Online »

Wall Street is losing its battle against encrypted apps like WhatsApp and WeChat as it tries to police employee communications — and even regulators are stumped Dakin Campbell | Wall Street is losing its grip on employee communications amid a proliferation of encrypted messaging apps, according to lawyers, bankers and enforcement officials. Read More »

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