There's a YouTuber named Ben Jordan. He's kind of a I don't know what you call him, like he does some hacking stuff, he does some like documentary stuff. He's had a pretty good campaign for the last year looking at these flock cameras and it's amazing how terrible they are. From an IT perspective, they are not encrypted. Most of them have like, default passwords set up. If you can just find IP addresses, you can do, like, mac address searches all this kind of stuff and they're not just lprs out on streets. They're in buildings. They're in businesses, he found 1 in like a kids gymnastics. A facility that was owned by a city government. That almost anybody could log into, if they were, just had a little bit of hacking skills. Um, it's it's real weird, how terrible they are and who has access to them. It's not just police. It's a lot of times people in city government and they do facial tracking and things like that. It's not just lprs. And so, it's really kind of strange.