Pam Damoff at the Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Committee

I'm timing myself.

Thank you for being here.

I know Cheekbone. I'm wearing it right now, actually.

When you talk about the information that you're able to obtain from people, it reminds me of when we were studying the national security framework, and somebody said, “Oh, it's just a return address on an envelope.” If young teenagers are doing certain searches, maybe they have self-esteem issues or they're overweight, you can tell all of that from what they're doing online, and then things get targeted to them.

I know you're on the board of MediaSmarts, so you must care about this stuff a lot, but what are you doing in your company to make sure that young people are being protected online, because it's a lot more than just an email address,. A a 15-year-old who is having self-esteem issues....

I'll let you go. You only have a few seconds.