We're talking about that we chat ban potential we chat ban

We chat getting lumped into the Tik-Tok stuff that was going on and just the significance of that

the size of that. The size of that user base,

the importance, the utilitarian aspect of that app in China.

It got people thinking, well, it got people thinking, Will, it got people thinking about the potential impact of

a Wii chat ban and how that might be different than the ban of Tik-talk.

The effect that many are curious about is what might take place in China as far as sentiment and purchase intent towards iPhones in the

presence of a Wii Chat ban. The thinking here is that we chat being gone off the app store if that is the thing that takes place because of this recent order coming via Trump

If that app is not on the app store in China, nobody's going to buy an iPhone. That's the thinking, that's the threat. That WeeChat is that important, that it's more important than which phone you use and as we spoke about on a previous episode

If you're on Android and there's some app that you want that isn't in the official App Store, it's very easy to get it onto your phone through side loading.

And on iOS,

on iOS it's not impossible.

On iOS you could

jailbreak your device, but most users don't want to do that.

That's just too many steps.

And the other important piece about Android do that's just too many steps. Yes.

And the other important piece about Android is most people in China aren't even using the Google

Play Store.

They're using some alternative app repository and many manufacturers like

Huawei they have their very own app store there right and that's how you get

your APKs.

So it's really,

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