shirt that when a camera saw it, it confused it? Right, right. Yeah. So that was kind of, yeah, but I think the surveillance is going to be around and there's not much we can do about it. I mean, we can try for privacy protections and stuff. I mean, if you really want to get down to it, we're kind of doing it to ourselves, too, because everybody is putting up all those ring doorbells, you know, with the cameras, all those going back to, isn't it Amazon who owns ring? You know, so I don't know whether it's Amazon or somebody else. But now the police can actually just pull the video from your ring doorbell. So we're kind of doing it ourselves. We're putting them in our houses and, you know, at our doors. So every time, you know, unless it's something that you're self hosting yourself, it's going, you know, the data is there, someone's going to take it. And so I guess what we have to do is kind of try to set some boundaries and some guidelines. That's about the only thing to think of (31/54)
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