 if that's the case. So it's very important that democratic countries ally in having good standards of privacy. But yeah, that argument, we saw it in the UK as well. And the idea is that, oh, you're just kind of collecting this information, but we're not accessing it. So it's not actually a privacy problem. It doesn't count. One of the arguments and the implications is that it doesn't count as mass surveillance. It will be mass surveillance if we were all accessed. But if it's only all collected, but not accessed, then it's not mass surveillance.