Thank you very much.
I will also focus first on Facebook. It's great to get to know the Canadian public policy team. I know the German public policy team.
First, I would like to comment on what my colleague from Singapore asked. From my experience in Germany, I have a relatively simple answer. It is simply that many companies, also present today, do not have enough staff to work on all these issues and all these complaints. As has already been mentioned, AI is not always sufficient to work on this. What we've learned in Germany, after the introduction of the NetzDG, is that a massive increase in staff, which is needed to handle complaints, also increases the number of complaints that are handled. I don't know the situation in other countries, but this is definitely an important aspect.
I want to ask about the antitrust ruling in Germany on the question of whether the data from Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram should be combined without the consent of the users. You are working against that ruling in Germany, so obviously you don't agree, but maybe you can be a bit clearer on your position.