Anne

But if you have that on your phone.

And you think of like one of the things if you have your Apple Health, I mean, if you have your little app on your phone, correct, that's attached to your thing.

Well, so one of the things that a lot of women have had to had to grapple with is not being able to use period trackers because of the life and death aspect of finding out of anyone finding out that you haven't had your period when you were supposed to have your period.

So there's a reason that women don't want to have some of that data out into the world because the stakes are just too high.

And, you know, we are in science fiction world.

We do live in an aspect of The Handmaid's Tale.

And so...

There's just a, I think there's a chilling effect for some of the population of letting that information go out into the world.

It's unfortunate.

It'd be wonderful if we weren't concerned about, because again, the personal health management component is just brilliant.

And I would love for everyone in my family, I'd love my dad to immediately get on that thing, right?

And my husband, you know, I'm I don't really want to outlive all these guys.

Right.

But I'm but I'm probably going to.

So they should try to keep up.

But there's just I think whether it's the zeitgeist of worry about about privacy or the reality of privacy issues.

vulnerability for your information being out there.

I don't know.

Maybe it's olden days.

Maybe it's kind of, it's a, it's a padlock on a paper bag really.