So, through a secure multi-party configuration, only the contact tracer get access to the whole piece of the puzzle. And we respond to, for example, a police filing search warrants because they also want to piece it together. We’ve seen this in Singapore and Korea and Australia. We very simply said, “Because every SMS is for pandemic control only, it’s not legal interpretation of the private communication wiretapping law because the law was not designed to intercept such Post-it Notes, right? It’s not a private communication between two people. It’s just a Post-it Note to remind oneself where have you been in the past four weeks, so it should not be wiretapped.” And so after we did this explanation, again, the public trust of the system increased especially because people do see that within 24 hours, we do send out automatic exposure notifications that people can then quarantine themselves, and so on. So radical transparency refers to the entire configuration, not just one or two players in it. It’s only if everyone is mutually accountable, can we actually do this large-scale surveillance very effectively against the highly transmissible variants while preserving privacy.