Now, do you go further than that? Because I imagine that there's going to be people who try and hack the software or try and get it to pretend that it looks like it's not recording when it is recording.

Yeah.

Of course, we go much deeper.

I mean, with HTC, I've been with the company for 16 years now.

And I'll tell you what, I've seen these long years of innovations where it's all about making sure that we focus on people first.

and we can talk about specs and and all that but i think with these glasses the biggest question that they need to ask themselves is who build the glasses what is the ecosystem that sits behind them where does my content go and with htc we've got a long track record of working with the most demanding commercial customers government agencies defense forces they require iso certification so global standards that guarantee the respect of privacy and the data that is actually recorded on the glasses and the way it's actually being used or not actually by our systems to train external models.

I'm sure we're going to be talking about AI in a minute.

Can your glasses, and I know this is a question without any kind of notice, If I'm looking into the future, can your glasses understand that a car is 100 metres away, for example, and tell me that? Or is it able to do that kind of detail?