If she comes back on, maybe the clerk can give me a signal.
Dr. Inkpen, I'll go to you. It's sort of related to the same subject. When COVID-19 first appeared back in March 2020 and everything was starting to go into lockdown, that's when we started to see a lot misinformation spread about vaccines and what was happening. I did notice that large social media companies like Facebook and Twitter, whenever there was a subject or a posting on COVID-19, would put a disclaimer that would link you to the Public Health Agency of Canada. People weren't necessarily seeing a post censored, but they were also seeing a link to where you could go to get verifiable, factual and scientific-backed information.
Do you think it's possible for social media companies to do something similar when we're talking about ideologically motivated extremism? When it comes to anti-government conspiracy theory stuff, should social media companies be using the same thing? Is that quite easy for them to do?