To answer your question, we were talking about what is actually required for companies. Looking beyond the issues of conflation and getting to what the actual issue is here, we have a company that is making money by hosting content. We already know that in business, under PIPEDA, you have a liability to protect personal information, and we already know that technology exists that allows us...I think it's called fingerprint or Microsoft DNA or something like that.
We also have automation technology, which is very available right now, that is able to scan images that are submitted and count the number of faces. It can also identify different faces. Think of when you open your phone and it looks at you and it's like, “Oh, you showered and you look like a troll today, Melissa. We're not opening for you.” Then I look normal and it opens. Each of these faces in a video would be identified as a different individual.
I see no reason why the new digital charter implementation act and the new rules under PIPEDA...rather than regulating, we put a larger onus on the content host, because it's going to have more fines anyway. If we put a larger onus on the host to ensure there is consent and fine those who don't follow those rules, I don't see why we couldn't have Pornhub and other websites hosting content on the surface web. People are going on the dark—