Carl Peel

Now, you know, I have a team of five developers full time.

So I don't think it'll be as easy for him to access the platform.

And we've changed.

The system has changed a lot in five years.

Oh, we were completely.

No, no.

We started logging in from other accounts and we have all the trail and absolutely everything.

And what's crazy is that the police don't do anything about that.

I think they don't see it as a crime.

I think cybercrime is not really, you know, until it gets to like a large scale, it's not really seen the same way.

Like all of these calls I'm getting saying that HMRC is following me and that I'm going to go to jail.

And I love staying on the phone with these guys for about an hour and telling them that I'm an old lady and I don't understand what, yes.

Um, so I think, yeah, I, I think they, they, they focus more on, on, on crimes.

And if you, if you ever get robbed or someone comes to your house, which I really don't wish, um, there was a friend of mine that told me, just tell them that you see a gun and within two minutes, the police will be there.

If you tell them you can see someone, you know, in your garden, they'll say, yeah, we'll send someone a patrol in an hour or two.

Potentially.

We're more interested in building auxiliary services that can plug into other systems.

And that's what we're working on now because we have extra cash.

And right now we're refactoring our code so we can't hire more developers because we have very, very senior developers working on this.

Once that's kind of made all the systems a bit independent, we'll be able to hire more.