Coming from a country where basically all the life is all so digital, I very much agree that it doesn't mean stopping the progress.
I will continue now with Mr. Balsillie. You, several times, underlined the need to regulate the political micro-targeting, or the political parties' ads. I must bring the example from 2007 when Estonia was for the first time under a very massive and serious cyber-attack. The main target of this attack was not the government sector, but it was mainly the private sector. As I saw, a lot of damage can be done, targeting also anything but party politics.
Do you see that the regulations need to be different for political micro-targeting and all the other ads, or do you see that basically the rules are needed the same way in both sectors?