What we can do very quickly is intervene on certain aspects of the device, that is, anything that is more likely to create addiction. We could intervene on the design itself.
I talked about dark patterns, which should be regulated to prohibit this type of practice. Then, we could also act at the database level. If these images appear, it means they are in the databases. We can establish a framework that would regulate both the algorithm and the database on the content that is viewed. We could also intervene in terms of networking between individuals themselves, between young people, again to try to curb certain practices and indicate promotional content more clearly. Some efforts are being made in this area, but we could take even more vigorous action.
It's really a whole range of measures that could be put in place. Earlier, Mr. Desrosiers spoke about Europe, which has put certain rules in place that are currently being implemented and that we could use as a model. If we take global action to regulate these companies, they will have no choice but to comply with certain legislation, if only in terms of privacy.