So, just use the last one as example. Currently, say Facebook or any other major platform, if they have this advertisement that is deepfake or shallowly fake to be an investment scam, and people tell them that, you know, this is not me, this is a scam and people flag it, but they still keep it up. They, of course, will be fined after 24 hours if they ignore that and kept it up. Then, you know, there really is no other penalty other than the share liability. So, if somebody gets conned for a million NT dollars, then Facebook would be liable for those 1 million dollars. By re-internalizing the negative externality that is to design a liability law amendment, we have seen that major platforms have paid a lot of attention into the information integrity on those coverages.