A
Yeah. And, um, one of the problems with the Lotus data base was, um, that it was uncontrolled access to who would have that information. I mean, they said they would give it out to only select companies but, um, you know, just like software is only given out to customers, I mean, you can't believe that.
B
Right. Right.
A
It would, it would be pirated and they wouldn't bother to check that carefully anyway to someone who's offering, you know, full cash price,
B
Right.
A
for it. I mean, you know, you can't tell it, what a company really has to do with it and there's something rather ominous about having virtually anyone, any hacker being able to know what your income is, what your spending habits are, and, you know, and, and that hacker just has to get in to, in touch with the sneak thief and suddenly and then what started as an invasion of privacy can be an invasion of your actual home.
B
Uh-huh. And I guess that turns out to be the basic problem with any invasion of privacy is whether or not you're feeling,