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And I imagine that I will lose people, a big chunk of people pretty fast because it's a pain in the butt.

You have to download it.

You got to get your passport out.

Not everybody has a passport, la la la.

But I see this as a shift in the right direction.

And when we say the cavalry is not coming and we are the cavalry, I think these are the kind of things that consumers have to take into their own hands because

What is anyone going to do about deep fakes at this point in time or Grok making one piece of, you know, awful content per second, right?

So then it becomes up to us to do this.

And I imagine that this will be part of our lives going forward.

And it'll be interesting to see the culture, the change management component of it, what the conversation is like.

It's a step past what OpenAI does for their forums.

When you go into an OpenAI forum, you have to be on camera.

Your socials are right there.

You're definitely who you say you are.

To the extent, I mean, could Jimmy Jack any of this stuff, but...

There's that normal people, everyday people having little things on their screen that says I am who I say I am.

Yeah.

The whole point of something like this is that our data doesn't go anywhere.

Interesting.

We're verified on our end.