Actually, the harm, as we've heard, is incredibly deep and long-standing. Again, we live in a digital world, so having an intimate recording shared online affects every aspect of a victim's life. So whether she misses out on work, whether she's shamed and humiliated in her profession, whether it's her community—and certain cultural communities, we heard, would receive this differently and have different levels of knowledge and understanding of how this might have happened without consent. Different levels of shame and humiliation and loss of face would occur from the victim having even consensually made the recording initially with their partner, for example. And all of that harm—to have to prove not only that it occurs, which is hard enough, but that it was specifically intended is just impossible, and, of course, victims were working in the context of suffering the grave mental health costs of even having suffered this harm.