I think the other thing that we have to hold, and that was repeatedly made clear to us, is that the actual making of visual recordings that are intimate, and the sharing of them, comes with incredibly high prevalence among very young people—so teenagers. That's because there's pressure. There's a cultural pressure. Whether it's direct and interpersonal or just broadly at school and tech or wherever they are, it is there, and they're far more likely to do it. So it's far more likely that they will be the victims of that recording being, then, non-consensually shared—whether it's the space where it's been shared that wasn't their intention or the people that it's been shared with not being their intention—and, again, that can harm them, irreparably, often, for a lifetime.