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Mobile money spending in emerging markets will reach US$2.37 trillion by 2029 from US$1.58 trillion in 2024, according to a new study by Juniper Research.

Operators will lose US$1.3 billion to undetected flash calls between 2023 to 2027, according to a forecast report by Juniper Research.

It’s survey and study season, with Paypal’s latest showing the need for native app P2P payments functionality while beating Apple to the widespread iOS 11 P2P payments punch.

With more than 30% of Application to Person (A2P) traffic not monetised by operators, Juniper Research forecasts a US$62 billion loss over the next years.

Telstra has confirmed that it is planning a trial of technical measures to 'manage' network traffic at times of peak load, including the shaping of peer to peer traffic.

A variant of the Zeusbot/Spyeye malware has done away with the need for a command and control server, presenting a challenge for future takedown efforts.

American filesharing software corporation LimeWire has settled out of court with the major record labels, reportedly for over one hundred million US dollars.

In another significant victory for the record labels against online file sharing, a New York judge has ruled that popular peer-to-peer system LimeWire and its founder are responsible for copyright infringement.