Erik Prince

So not just having to deal with intelligence and government related stuff, but literally a healthcare, controlling a healthcare device that goes in someone's body.

Because like when Cheney was vice president,

The main Secret Service concern then was someone hacking his pacemaker because you can't have a hackable pacemaker.

Mm-hmm.

So, yes, fair question.

From a – you know, we –

We've done all the third-party penetration testing.

Is there backdoors?

All the rest.

We put out huge bounties at the DEF CON Hacker Conference to say, this is our messenger.

This is our operating system.

If you can hack it, there's Bitcoin wallets in these places.

If you can hack it, great.

Nobody's hacked it.

Still got the Bitcoin.

And it's a lot more valuable now, too.

And – So whether it's Stingray stuff, the ad IDs, all this stuff, it's all based on the exhaust given off by your Google or Android type phone, right?

Even the Heritage Foundation –

running checks on the ad IDs.

So each Google or Apple phone has like a 32-digit advertising ID.