So, in an earthquake scenario, none of the calls will be able to initiate just because the metadata handshake can’t. So, we’re pushing what we call local resilience, meaning that currently, for example, Google Meet is entirely local. So, we know that even when all the submarine cables are cut, Google Meet will still work. And then, we’re pushing all the other video conferencing software to either implement local resilience or to be essentially out of the joint tender procurement process by the end of next year.