So what was this conference called yesterday that Zuckerberg spoke at the F8, the F8?

It was like a fighter jet. It was their version of like the those Apple day things, right?

Where it's just a bunch you got the CEO and then a bunch of their their lead people kind of pitching what what our vision is what we're planning to do.

So is that for Facebook or getting liar? Oh, it was unclear.

Okay.

Fony.

P is in Fony.

And I saw one tech writer say if Zuckerberg doesn't spend the entire time talking about privacy and what they're going to do about it, he shouldn't even show up.

Okay.

Because that is a that's the big knock on Facebook right now as he is lied to us over and over again, right?

Denying that they were doing that, then saying they were going to fix it, then getting caught, continuing to do it, pretending that they're very business model was somehow an error that was made.

I'll have my team look into it, Senator or blaming it on a particular app.

Oh, this app they went off the reservation and just started doing this when we all know now it's been documented over and over.

It was what they said that was the selling feature to these apps right to many, many, many to thousands and thousands of apps.

If you if you work with Facebook, you get all access to all this information, right?

And and he lied about that over and over again. He is a Fony and he certainly was hitting the privacy thing.

If you were playing a drinking game where you took a took a drink every time he mentioned privacy or private, you would have been hammered like six minutes into it.

But well, you will let you determine how believable he sounds here.

Privacy gives us the freedom to be ourselves.

This is the next chapter for our services.

I get that a lot of people aren't sure that we're serious about this.

I know that we don't exactly have the strongest reputation on privacy right now to put it lightly.

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