Thank you.
Mr. Camfield, as you know, Meta is almost like a town, a nation, a community or a shopping plaza, with many homes and businesses and lots of people going around. Each person is responsible for setting the alarm at their home's front door. You're in charge of security for the whole place, the main entry. I know the banks' approach is to tell customers that if they have a bank card, they're responsible for it. At my home, I set the alarm and I lock the door with my key. I make sure my home is secure.
If people invade my country, I don't blame my neighbour. I blame the government for not keeping the country secure. That's kind of what Meta is like.
Why is fraud on the rise within Meta? I'm asking you this question because you're the ones responsible for keeping Meta secure.