Thank you very much, sir. I understand from one of my colleagues in Canada that she spent some time with you yesterday at a round table. Thank you very much for the invitation.
With respect to the various platforms, our terms of service and our user data policy does underline the fact that we will share data infrastructure between various services, as you know. A big part of it, to be quite frank, is to ensure that we are able to provide some degree of security measures across platforms.
Facebook is a platform where you have your authentic identity. We want to make sure people are who they say they are, but there are lots of good reasons why you will want to have similar kinds of measures on the Instagram platform, for example. There are many instances where—and you would have heard of these in terms of even some of our coordinated inauthentic behaviour takedowns—to be able to do adequate investigations across the system, we actually have to have some ability to understand the provenance of certain content and certain accounts. Having a common infrastructure allows us to very effectively deal with those sorts of challenges.