 Yeah, I mean It's not gonna be legal in the long run as it is Technically it's that way as long as the European Commission has a new data transfer agreement We have to accept that it's legal until the Court of Justice to clear is it illegal again so right now we have a History ever since 2000 where all the deals that existed were annulled backwards So there was never any legal transfers Until now and I know the Commission issued this summer a new decision, which is not officially published. It gets published now Once it's published that actually would be a new legal basis that for the time being I can rely on But once it gets annulled again actually backwards on what transfers are gonna be illegal again So you have a situation where as long as the law is on the books It's there and you can rely on it But there is a very high likeliness It's gonna be erased from books rather soon again and you're back to square one and had illegal data transfers to the US Not nothing one part that we see is that there's no collective address in the European Union so people can go together and you know sue you as a company together for not doing it anymore for Also damages so you can also say okay I may have you know a hundred people having damages in companies oftentimes one big part is the unions the workers themselves to say I don't want all my shit to be over there that they can bring down a lot of these projects There's probably tenure so like if you then have to you know show that you're complying with all the laws You will have a hard time So I think gradually it's an issue and it's also just a headache is an issue I mean, I think a lot of people are like, okay, this service is like 10% cheaper. Let's do that But if you think about having a huge overhead in administration a huge overhead in compliance costs You need law firms to sign papers and so on that costs a lot of money, too And I think oftentimes people do not factor that in so I think at the time right now Especially if you start a new project, it does make sense to think about hosting in Europe Not I'm a big fan of it like ideally we would have an internet connected world Your data is safe all over the place, but as the law stands right now and as the developments are right now We would very likely have an issue if you don't do that So I think it does make sense for the time being to to consider that and to give it a second thought As long as there are some alternatives that work well and you have you know some hosting that that works well But there are they are out there. I think it's oftentimes that people don't look at the second or third Option on the list it just go for the first one Yeah, I can tell you I mean for us ourselves we when we had the Shrems to agree on decision, which is the court of justice striking down the data transfers our Compliance was very simple. We host everything ourselves partly with next level, but also with tons of other services And they're on our own servers. So my compliance took exactly one minute Now others struggled for two or three years just somehow tried to figure out how they how they comply with the law And and that's a lot of hours that go into stuff that that is not overly necessary And I think it then depends on your company what you do what the products are what you really need And what your solution is going to be but I think there is there is a lot of opportunity a lot of options to a Host yourself find another provider and we have to partly one thing We couldn't do ourselves was newsletters because we just need a lot of functionality that we cannot really do our own service But we've got a local company that was like, you know I literally have the email address of the boss and I just email him if I needed something and we needed a change In the API and it was like that's a cool idea and we had it the same night. You don't cut that at Microsoft usually So I think there is there is in in certain areas options not for everything. We also have to be fair There are certain areas where there is a It's very hard to switch because everybody else in the industry is using one thing It's you know You have these network effects and so on and that is something where legislation could change that where we say Okay, you have to have open source You have to have open interfaces so that you can switch without you know without being held back by the people around you like the DMA But there is much more that we can do actually in that area But we see that that we have progress in that direction and so similarly we had another Areas when the three had the first electric networks. They had different plugs So you could only you know You had to buy your vacuum cleaner from your power company at some point We came up with a wonderful idea of just having plugs that fit in at least in most jurisdictions And and and that works and you can now choose your product and you're happy with whatever you whatever you like And and I think a lot of that used to be how the internet worked with you know into connectivity with standards and so on Email is the best example And I think we need to get back to that DMA is an example where we say okay Why can I not message from signal to WhatsApp? There is no logical reason other than trying to wall it off and and there's a lot of options there and we can you know Move towards that direction last point there. That's really interesting I think that's also interesting for European business in the European industry because unless we have a true Competitive system where you have different alternatives that all have to compete with each other Our usually smaller structured markets are not going to win this usually then in network effect Situations the biggest one wins and the biggest ones is usually the US because their home market is already so big And then the companies are so big So I think also from an economic point of view it will be interesting from a European perspective to have an Open truly competitive market There will still be a lot of the big players on this market, but there will be alternatives as well And I think that that would be a situation that that would be interesting to get to Also for companies, I mean they didn't tell you I if I want to do online advertisement I don't have an alternative if I have to go to Google and and if you're a newspaper You have to have some of these advertisement companies on your platform And they take away most after revenue and it doesn't go to journalism anymore So you have a lot of these situations that are I think rather obvious that we we need to fix and and how to fix them We just need to get moving and and be bold and and and you know Follow the the rules and the systems that we already have in place in many other ways That we have open electricity network open phone networks open whatever networks We did that ever since the 90s and if you ask an American friend for them It's so mind-blowing that you have two options of internet connectivity And because it used to be only the one that existed there And and we did that before also against resistance, but but it made our our system I think better stronger cheaper oftentimes and that could be a very interesting approach There is a lack of creativity and there is a lack of taking it seriously We see now that with this commission currently with the last four or five years that this topic comes up and that it's taken Seriously, but maybe not to the extent that it should be and it's still for I think a lot of them a bit the feeling that oh This is internet is you know what my kids do and it it is a bit like you know not taking electricity seriously And we at some point realize that's that's very fundamental and we need to you know Have a system that works well that is up and and so on and and we usually succeeded in that quite well and I think there is There's more need to be bold in that and to believe in it