Could I just elaborate for a second on Ira's comment and respond to your question on whether we should we go all the way to a GDPR-type answer?
The answer is yes. I think the global push towards having governments protect citizens, balanced with citizens maybe becoming less interested in privacy on an individual point level, raises the interest of government to protect citizenship collectively.
But what Ira said is really important and I tried to address it tangentially as well, which is making the expectations really clear about how to handle and manage data so that people understand what they are expected to do and how they're expected to do it before you start pushing stuff to the online realm. That is really very useful.
I can't tell you whether or not we need to make a change to our regulations, policies and practices, but at the very least making those transparent and easier, so that—