Using Whatsapp to break the law?


REGULATORS are having to change their way of looking at breaches as the world of the net has changed how information is transmitted. You also wonder if the creators of these new tech systems ever envisaged that their work would be part of criminal activity.

From carrying boxes of paper to now just a screenshot with a mobile phone, information can be sent within seconds that used to take at least a few hours if not days to reach the same number of people.

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