 And even though these companies have had years to figure out how to comply, well, the European Commission, which is enforcing these laws, says they're not doing enough. And violators, by the way, risk being fined up to 10% of global annual sales if they don't make the changes the EC is asking for. And right from the start, when these laws went into effect, the EC started investigating companies on compliance. And Apple seems to be getting the most scrutiny. There's been a flurry of pushback, though, from the EC in recent weeks, just last month.