 as I was just saying, has two ends. So apparently, any numbers that those AT&T wireless customers interacted with, whether they were AT&T landlines, other landlines, other carriers, wireless services, whatever, would likely have been included in the breach as well, because those records will normally always include the numbers from both ends of the communications. And guess what? AT&T apparently went ahead and paid a ransom of approaching $400,000 to get the data deleted,