A 3,000% increase in firms capturing chatgpt communications, the report finds

New York – Global Delay, a leading provider of highly regulated solutions for highly regulated industries, has shared the findings of its third annual report that does not govern the Firsts of telecommunications that start and prioritize as recording risks.

Informed by the data of more than 12,000 financial institutions, examining more than 200 communication channels, the management of communication trends report 2025 found the leading shifts in communication and recording of the world. Between 2024 and 2025, changing job-changing cases have seen new communication channels come to the fore, thus changing the nature of the risk of communication:

• Almost 3,000%: Increase in the number of firms capturing chatgt data compared to 2024, with 100% of these companies based in North America
• More than 2,000%: Increase in the number of firms capturing data from Tiktok year after year
• 114%: Increase in number of Apple imaging firms^® Messages

While the additional business channels of the business “continue to form three of the most popular, including email (89% of the sample linkedin accounts (23%), and provide information on the continuation of the priority challenges:

• Chatgpt vs. doc: 100% of audited accounts hijacked by chatgpt are based in North America, after DoJ expanded its enforcement requirements just Relevant business and social media insights – including AI Chatbot logs.
• Playing by the law of marketing: More than $ 2 million was simply released in violation of the law of the SEC last year, 33% more captured social channels, in certain tiktok data.
• Continuous drop of whatsapp fee: There has been an increase of 36% yoy in the number of firms capturing WhatsApp, with 89% of those companies based in North America, signaling that perhaps firms are concerned about the risk of aggressive communication.

“Compliance teams, and the firms involved, find themselves between the ‘Rock’ of regulatory expectations and the ‘hard ground’ of rapidly evolving technology,” said Ryan Sheridan, Global Financial Manager, Intelligence. “The last few years of regulatory enforcement have died down, and firms are clearly investing in compliance solutions focused on regulatory communications and SEC advertising management.”

“Given that it was the US regulator that set the pace for these respects, it is undeniable to see the typical North American firms working on a consolidated basis – and it will be very interesting to see how these results can be compared to 2026.”

The CommonT Trend Trend reporting series provides an annual summary of the leading changes in compliance and communications, leveraging more than 12,000 industry data to provide an overview of regulatory requirements, emerging technologies, and updating compliance challenges.

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