Okay.
In the surveys you have carried out in the past, including the ones in which I participated for the department, it was clear that the concern is there. It's undeniable, which is normal, considering that the reality is what it is.
In 2017, we have started to feel that people are grasping the reality of the threat, but please correct me if you see things differently. They see what is happening abroad, and they are slowly starting to accept negotiations and compromises. It is always a matter of striking a balance between rights and freedoms and security. It's a never-ending juggling act and it's almost impossible to solve.
Do you feel that people are starting to rethink what they accept as an untouchable privacy threshold and what they would agree to compromise on and give up?