, online trafficking. this is a powerful nation. there's no reason why we cannot do. this i look forward to -- do this. i look forward to that effort and with that i ask for a vote of yes on this bill. and i want to say that mrs. maloney when she said vote no, she meant to say she wants a resounding yes on this legislation as well. with that, i yield back my time. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the chair recognizes the . ntlewoman from alabama mrs. roby: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my colleague, ann wagner, for all of her hard worken this very, very important piece of -- work on this very, very important piece of legislation. it is our job to provide the strongest, most effective tools possible to confront, punish and ultimately prevent the horrific nightmare that is human sex trafficking. for far too long we've seen a stark rise in the use of the internet to buy and sell trafficking victims and minors for sex. this sick industry has been allowed to prosper beca

i was online trying to buy a t-shirt. every time i go online now, i get eagles gear ads. when you go to the store to renew a sudafed prescription, bells and whistles go off. we can tell who's online buying ammunition. we can tell who's stockpiling rifles, and we don't do anything about it. it doesn't trigger anything. you know, the shooter in las vegas had dozens of rifles. it didn't trigger anything. you know those records are somewhere. when did we decide that this right above all other rights, this right to bear a gun, to own a gun, took precedence over everything else? it doesn't. even the supreme court said it's not an absolute right. it's like our other constitutional rights, and we need to start regulating it like that. rosemary: you bring up the gun lobby. i did ask jonathan goldstein, the local attorney we've been talking to, he's a firearms attorney, he's represented the nra as i mentioned, i did ask him about that very issue. take a listen to my question and his response. rosemary: isn't it the nra, isn't it the influence of the nra, the money that the nra dona

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have you had any approaches 01’ online. have you had any approaches or people interested in buying your company? i can't comment on that. 0k. company? i can't comment on that. ok. having said that, facebook, we know they have had difficulties penetrating the indian market, so people will see you as an attractive option? to shore. no doubt. i think thatis option? to shore. no doubt. i think that is the case for a wall local companies doing well. —— all locals to be when i founded the company idea was1 billion people will come online for the first time in their lives. a billion people. china, it hasn't happened, it japan, lives. a billion people. china, it hasn't happened, itjapan, it hasn't happened in the us. ins will be different and we believe messaging could simplify the way people come online which is why hike itself is more than messaging, it has content, scores, live music. it is different from the market, which is why we have chinese investing in the company andi have chinese investing in the company and i think

as consumers increasingly trust online publications and online sites such as trip advisor, for example, when booking a hotel, this is where misinformation and fake news can be used for nefarious advantages. i think this is not specificjust used for nefarious advantages. i think this is not specific just a consumer businesses. i think all corporate organisations now need to realise this rate and use technologies like artificial intelligence and programmes like signal to help. intelligence and programmes like signalto help. you intelligence and programmes like signal to help. you got your plug-in there. —— you got your plug in there. let‘s stay in the us where thejustice department is hailing one of the largest cybercrime prosecutions in american history. 13 people have been arrested — and 23 more have been indicted but are still at large — for trafficking in stolen identities across five continents using an online forum on the dark web — known as "infraud". joe miller reports from new york. members of the infraud organisation revelled in the pseudonyms like tony montana, the

to prevent such a video is to be to be shown on online because as you notice those children have seen this video someone and they trying to mock the video and the trying to to to copy the video so i was as i said just to the u.s. or to other n.g.o.s or to my colleagues here is to work on regulation where you have this credibility as an adult that you should not be shown to children online so we have to work on something to prevent those of you to be released and to be shown because how the children are learning about this. you know if i say i think you are trying to do something here go ahead yes yes or social media you know has been failing us for quite some time now there are online terrorist blogs i am aware of various online terrorist platforms even on social media like facebook the way facebook and even you tube is still up and running there are very many terrorist accounts where videos or such like such as this even real videos as my friend here said are being shown and being run by known terrorists and how is it going on how is it happening now this is coming to our to our home

he basically bought and sold bank account numbers online. so people could set up fraudulent payment accounts online under fake identities. his lawyer later in the day put out a statement admitting the crime that his client had pled guilty to but giving an apparently rushed explanation why his guilty plea isn't as bad as it sounds in this context. he said quote, mr. pinedo had absolutely no knowledge of the identity and motivation of the purchasers of the information he provided to the extent that mr. pinedo's actions assisted any individuals including foreign nationals from interfering the american presidential election, was done completely without his knowledge or understanding. you know what he means even though the statement is screwed up. lawyers basically saying hey, listen, my guy, he's pleading guilty. my guy just makes money online trafficking and identity theft but i swear, he didn't know he was helping the russians attack us. richard pinedo. the major indictment unsealed today against a bunch of russians makes it clear how the onli

the free flow of information online is a bedrock american principle. to information and freedom of expression are basic human rights. governments around the world are increasingly blocking access to websites and content, curtailing online freedoms are even shutting down the internet entirely. governments are imposing top-down, heavy-handed intergovernmental regulation of the internet. we have seen court rulings that have forced american companies to remove information that would have been considered protected speech in the united states. these restrictions threaten economic growth and societal education benefits of the internet. the second focus area, how can we continue to support and promote the multi-stakeholder approach to internet governments? are there any other domain name system related activities that we should pursue? these are the kinds of questions we want to hear from our stakeholders. we plan to continue our long-standing engagement in the internet governance forum at united nations. there is always room for improvement. he will seek inpu

in a report there we heard some saying that they feel bad after being online some time says is online bullying more prevalent than offline bullying i think if we look at online. some of the risk that we see from the cyber calling and cyber and it's so because of the anonymity of school it makes it easier and any time that we knew us cases we get that feedback as well so for example today on safer internet day we're hoping to grow the awareness of our life risk we're helping to publicize the resources of lots of different n.g.o.s and also organizations that provide resources for kids around the world in different languages to help them stay alive so it's. it's you know is it makes it easier for children to do a we have to make this a culture of behavior treating each other with respect the same way we treat each other and i think that i know life and that starts in school who start this home at a very early age you know whether we like social media or not it's become a fact of life and it's a big part of our communication the ngo child that international says today that while we should

followers are prompted to steal people's online pictures and impersonate them. and there are instructions on how to use bots to spread fake stories and mislead journalists the all right has the playbook on this and they've shown no hesitancy to use the most manipulative nefarious tools to get their message across to people to better understand the scope of far right to simper mission in propaganda we travel to harvard law school to meet with your high bank or director of the brooklyn klein center for internet and society for this particular study we started rolling the tape for may of twenty fifteen all the way to election day bank learned his team identified about two million stories that mention one of the candidates and more than seventy thousand online news sites ranging from blogs to mainstream media they then digitally mapped how often the stories we don't link to shared or tweeted on facebook and twitter each of these nos represents one biggest source. the way their color represents the attention of audiences to their bank lose analysis reveal two separat

with online banks. so that's a trend we're seeing over time. as people seek to get higher returns on their money. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> kimberlyalmer with nerd wallet. still ahead, trying to figure out what you should h your money in a volatile raising interest rate environment? we have two guests and a lot of ideas. >>> the topics we've been discussing a lot have been bgh interest rates and rising volatility. with that many mind, let's talk about what stocks could benefit from those two things. here with us to discus three picks that could do wele in more volaarket is chris, president of aviaite c management and bill sneed, who will focus on three stocks risingd to benefit of rates. he's the ceo of smeed capital management. nice to have you with us, gentlemen. bill, i'm going the start withet the fact that banks aren'tal passingg those rates, but you found a couple of stocks that will nefit. t's start with your first one. amg amgen. why do you think it will be the beneficiary? >> whe g

they were used to advertise the victims for secs online -- four sex online. the traffickers encouraged the make themselves more appealing to men in the united states. the cost of the cousin medic surgery of course, was added to the rims bondage that. when the women arrived in the unit is dates, everything changed. they were essentially held in prostitution houses and only allowed to leave if accompanied by an employee or the organization -- employee of the organization. they were forced to have sex when theygers, even were abusive. the traffickers and short that the women remained isolated in the u.s., they had very little money, no freedom of movement and no interaction with the outside world. the structure of this secs trafficking organization was very higher -- sex trafficking organization was very hierarchical. launderers, facilitators and runners, each of these players with a clearly defined role and keeping this criminal organization profitable. at the top of the organization were the traffickers, in both the united states and in thailand who were respo

there is more on that online experiment on our website. check it out. here's our briefing on some of the key events happening later. the trial of palestinian teenager, ahed tamimi, who is alleged to have slapped two israeli soldiers is set to begin in a military court. the european council president, donald tusk, will meet with the austrian chancellor in vienna ahead of austria's eu presidency which starts injuly. and a judgement is due on whether to lift a uk arrest warrant against wikileaks founder, julian assange. on to the winter olympics now and strong winds have been impacting on many athletes‘ performances. those winds really affected the women's slopestyle snowboarding final on monday, an event that was run as a straight final after winds forced the cancellation of the qualifiers on sunday. nearly all the athletes tumbled at some point as brutal side winds made jumps almost impossible to land. the defending champion jamie anderson played it as safe as she could and won with a score that would have only been good enough for bronze in sochi. i t

followers are prompted to steal people's online pictures and impersonate them. and there are instructions on how to use bots to spread fake stories and mislead journalists the all right has the playbook on this and they've shown no hesitancy to use the most manipulative nefarious tools to get their message across to people to better understand the scope of far right to simper mission in propaganda we travel to harvard law school to meet with your high bank or director of the brooklyn klein center for internet and society for this particular study we started rolling the tape for may of twenty fifteen all the way to election day bank learned his team identified about two million stories that mention one of the candidates and more than seventy thousand online news sites ranging from blogs to mainstream media they then digitally mapped how often the stories we their link to shared or tweeted on facebook and twitter each of these knows represents one biggest source. the way their color represents the attention of audiences to their bank lose analysis reveal two separ

and live news on air and online. and live from studio fourteen head elgin's their headquarters in doha i'm jane dutton well coming to the news grid a dramatic increase in fighting on two battle fronts in syria in the last forty eight hours russian and pro-government forces have launched dozens of as strikes against the rebel strongholds of and eastern guta while the syrian army says it has deployed new air defenses and anti aircraft missiles in the north will examine what this all means for the people of syria. goes up must come down when it comes to global markets down by how much iran food trillion dollars has been wiped off in the last week of the trading day isn't over yet it's real life at the new york stock exchange also on the grid not leaving anytime soon the man in the watch the whistle blowing sideways leaks julian the song loses his bit to have a u.k. arrest warrant drop that means he remains in the ecuadorian embassy ways been living for the past five years our correspondent outside the embassy i will dis

they don't find that in online sources. they would like the story parts of they can decide how they think about it based on someone else's narrative. to get to know the people. one thing we try to do in building the american republic is to have characters and plots and voices and narrative attention. those things that get people to read the big biographies. there's a great books, and part for those reasons. susan: this is "building the american republic, volume two," another professor at the university of chapel hill did part, a magnificent work of history. its cover is blue. you can get them blue volume with the picture of the uncompleted capital on the cover. susan: thank you for spending time with american history tv. tweet asking about an issue that still resounds today, this question is about how many gisle were fathered by u.s. in vietnam. how are they treated 45 years .fter u.s. departure announcer: you could be featured during our next program. announcer: sunday night on q&a, and author talks about his book ine man

and online education. it is as if an advanced civilization that was scribed on earth dwelt among us both a wondrous technology and then disappeared as quietly as they had arrived. leaving behind scraps of legend and artifacts only if you noticed. this book is the result of an effort to capture the history of the lost culture of innovation before it vanishes completely. someone who had the great fortune to come of age and become digital. as it were within that very culture. thereby having a chance to get to know some of the people there, their stories, revisions and amazing technologies. technologies that we all now recognize and use. this book is also as much a biography of a vision as it is a story behind the people of plato. every technology story whether it is about steam engine, textile, telephone, airplane or more recently, macintosh, google search engine or tesla electric cars. at its core has a vision. and so, moving on to part three. the friendly orange glow. trying to explain what that is all abou

media discussion online. obviously it's way too early to tell, you can't analyze it yet but i imagine there will be all kinds of first amendment and other implications here which i think is why the government is trying to focus on the conspiracy to evade it federal election law. and things like that. that essentially could be an in-kind contribution to a campaign as well as the foreign agents registration act. >> melissa: what's interesting about that is all along we've been trying to figure out what is the investigation focused on. is it focused on trying to take down president trump or trying to figure out where the russians tried to influence the political process. this looks like a piece that perhaps could be totally unrelated to the president and would give you the idea that the investigation is just going after what their mandate was which was russians meddling in the election in any way. >> i think so. we've had a lot of people talking past each other, this week is a great example. the administration o

followers are prompted to steal people's online pictures and impersonate them. and there are instructions on how to use bots to spread fake stories and mislead journalists the all right has the playbook on this and they've shown no hesitancy to use the most manipulative nefarious tools to get their message across to people to better understand the scope of far right to simper mission in propaganda we travel to harvard law school to meet with your high banker co director of the brooklyn klein center for internet and society for this particular study we started rolling the tape for may of twenty fifteen all the way to election day bank learned his team identified about two million stories that mention one of the candidates and more than seventy thousand online news sites ranging from blogs to mainstream media they then digitally mapped how often the stories we don't link to shared or tweeted on facebook and twitter each of these no's represents one biggest source. the way their color represents the attention of audiences to their bank lose analysis reveal two sepa

we'll be following you online and you can follow me. that's watching everybody take a. look . at this time. programming. challenge. if you were to design a propaganda system you could not build a better. country . than what went wrong how did you get to this point. the final question. what makes this moment this era we're living through so unique this is really an attack on itself is a lot of misunderstanding a distortion even of what free speech is supposed to be about the context it's hugely important level right to publish if you have a duty to be offensive or provoke it's all about otherwise people do setting the stage for a serious debate. up front at this time on al-jazeera. i have therefore come. to the decision to resign as president of the public with immediate effect south africa's president jacob zuma templi steps down under intense pressure from his own party.

the truth is the government doesn't have great credibility in the online space. for good reasons i believe. we arend too old, too big and to square. we need credible voices especially for our community partners. so it's important that we help empower those groups with the information, hardships and resources they need to be successful. this is not ainer fight dhs or e u.s. government can do on their own. our enemies are dispersed and they are crowdsourcing their activities. fortunately, our allies are fighting with us in the same space. in the past year there's been tremendous progress, particularly in the technology center. last july the united kingdom home secretary amber rudd and i travel to silicon valley to meet with the newly launched global internet forum on counterterrorism, rgi sct. the j sct led by facebook, microsoft, youtube and twitter is the first time major companies have come together to work on research and technology techniques in thiss area. moreover, they are committed to helping smaller companies that may not have the same resources to tackle

the online independent newspaper t twenty four and the leftist online paper how can nab see a turkey has a track record of arbitrary arrests especially since the failed coup in two thousand and sixteen what's driving this latest round while ankara seems determined to control the media narrative on what it calls operation olive branch the military campaign was launched with the goal of quote crushing the kurdish militia the wipe e.g. the government in ankara claim the y.p. g. has ties to the p.k. k. a kurdish separatist movement that the ruling ak party calls a terrorist group the majority of media outlets in turkey who are increasingly pro-government have supported the intervention in syria but the government is clearly on easy about any dissent that might be way in its campaign the other story you're looking into is an exposé of a company that is alleged to sell smaller words on twitter a so-called follower factory first of all who broke that story the new york times so they've published an extensive comprehensive investigation really lifting the lid unveiling a whole world of fake

the online space is toxic. for counter speech. and they are not listening. to be some redress and measure to make them change their behaviour. what else do you think you can do to alter the atmosphere? to alter it we need positive messaging. we need good role models. in our country consistently. for the fractures and divisions they cause. sectors of society. you would agree. indeed. and different religious extremists? lots of work has been done on the islamist side. we tackle this issue daily. and the fractures he creates. thanks very much indeed. of her trip. used the trip to secure the scotch whisky trademark for another decade. dominated by brexit. during the transition period. with her government. our political editor nick watt is here. yet another round. would cover goods. downing street saying this is not going on. which is we have to stay in the customs union. steve baker said when he said civil servants are always wrong. he said... in the direction of the customs union. is happening behind the scenes? this is how you kick

about half of domino sales is done online. the percentage of digital sales is less important than working with a customer. he spoke with bloomberg earlier. >> ultimately the percentage of sales is less important than what you do with those customers once they are there. if you got a great analytics group, which we do, you are finding ways to drive more sales from those customers once they have signed up with them. our loyalty program i think has been terrific for us and our customers. emily: qualcomm has raised the bid by 16% to shore up support from shareholders. the new offer is $43 billion. qualcomm is fighting off a takeover event. it rejected a $121 billion offer from broadcom. joining us is our guest who covers all things qualcomm. walk us through what happened over the weekend. >> the weekend did not start off well for qualcomm. this morning, the two investment advisory services that work for the big investors till then you should look at this this way or vote this way kind of came out a lot more strongly against qualco

meet lackney, rashida and stean, who've all experienced abuse online. i have been a victim of trolling for, like, my physical appearance and my intelligence. and my relationship with other people. what did those people say about your physical appearance? they said that i wasn't good enough and my physical appearance wasn't good enough for the everyday world. i got, like, a random message in my inbox on facebook and this guy was saying, "i want to kill you, i want to rape you." something of that nature. and i didn't know who this person was. a new survey shows the scale of the problem. it found that roughly half of eight to 17—year—olds have been targeted by online trolls. many more than once. the government says plans are under way to make the internet safer. and most of this group agree that things need to drastically change. this can really affect people's lives in a negative way. so actually having something to deter them from doing it would definitely be a step in the right direction. mps will now look at the impact of online abuse and examine i

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like other forms of modern media, terrorist propaganda has now shifted online. what's so striking about this new tool is both that it's funded by government rather than technology firms, and that it's powered by artificial intelligence. in other words, it's an admission that machines rather than manpower will be most effective at finding and removing extremist material online. 0ne formerjihadist, who now works in counter—radicalisation, argues that terrorists will always adapt their methods to find new audiences and the platforms need to be willing to take action. the big players in this area are taking a lot of action, but what we've found is that it's the smaller companies who aren't necessarily prepared to play ball with government, sometimes because they're suspicious of government, sometimes because they simply don't regard it as being part of their business model. it's not yet clear how widely the technology will be taken up, but the government says its instinct is to collaborate with industry. we're not going to rule out taking legislative action if we

about half of domino sales is done online. but, ceo patrick doyle says the percentage of digital sales is less important than working with a customer. he spoke with bloomberg earlier. >> ultimately the percentage of sales is less important than what you do with those customers once they are there. if you got a great analytics group, which we do, you are finding ways to drive more sales from those customers once they have signed up with them. our loyalty program i think has been terrific for us and our customers. emily: qualcomm has raised the bid for semiconductors by 16% to shore up support from shareholders. the new all-cash offer is valued at $43 billion. qualcomm is fighting off a takeover attempt. it rejected a $121 billion offer from broadcom. joining us now, ian king, who covers all things qualcomm. walk us through the new developments that happened over the weekend. >> the weekend did not start off well for qualcomm. this morning, the two investment advisory services that work for the big investors tell them you should

hate speech online, laws can be enacted to contentely police the going up online. and take them content that might not comply with these laws -- down content that might not comply with these laws. we can turn to machine learning tools to flag the content might be problematic -- what content might be problematic. this technology is still in its early days. it is hard to understand the context of messages that are political. a lot of people who might be thating legitimate dissent, could be a problem for communities that happen had a voice. the content and messages might be getting taken down. they don't have any way to fight against that, to make sure they are not being targeted by the government to make sure their voices aren't heard. howre trying to think about we are making sure as technology advances this people who need to have their voices heard, and fight for some of their protections we party granted, felt that those protections -- we havfe al -- we have already granted, we don't let protections erode. >> is there any censorship in their? >> there is a concer

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and the super mario crash goals but controversial database the polish government recently launched an online register for sex offenders is it an appropriate precautionary measure or an invasion of privacy in poland the move has widespread public support. the polish government calls the new online register a breakthrough in efforts to protect children against paedophiles. the personal data of about eight hundred convicted sex offenders can be viewed on the justice ministry website. it provides information on paedophiles and rapists including their id photographs their crimes and sentencing and their current address. surveys show seventy percent of poll support the move. away because people. retrieve i think if everyone visited the page it would certainly reduce the number of such crimes in the future you have a phone are you good to me if you're to accessible to the public these people committed a crime so why not let it go when your party everyone should know what these people look like so they can be on their guard part of the wrong side of you i think it's wrong. so very many paedophile pr

payment apps and online delivery services are an integral part of their lives. people here accept and tolerate that the stores keep all their purchase data. i'm sure this is the wave of tomorrow. to have convenience we have to share our personal data i think it's acceptable. digitalisation does have its limitations however people are still needed to keep products on the shelves orderly. and here's an interesting read iceland is expected to consume more energy mining virtual currencies than it uses to power all the countries the north atlantic island has become a major hub for a bit of mining thanks in part to its cheap energy but now lawmakers are talking about taxing the profits of bitcoin mines that's likely to go down well among icelanders who have become quite skeptical of financial speculation since a disastrous banking crash ten years ago. and that's a business update here on g.w. for me and the team in berlin thanks to keeping us company. played. the game. played. the ago and no one does leave the above so why take bold moves back to the choking game up u

so it looks like -- check them out online. we have the idea the senate tries impeachment on oath and affirmation for the benefit of quakers and others who were scrupulously against swearing oaths and the time, place and manner of holding elections and representatives is prescribed in each state. congress can make regulations except in the place of choosing senators. let's look at a couple crucial changes on the side. we talked about crucial change in the preamble, we the people of the united states, with the aim of forming a more perfect union. finally the president has the power to make treaties and appoint supreme court justices along with the senate although the senate provides advice and consent. ladies and gentlemen, that was september 12th, a very important addition at the last minute. the anticipate process is almost fully spelled out. congress can propose amendment with two-thirds of each house or two-thirds of the state legislature but we don't yet have the provision allowing two-thirds of the states to call conventio

online sale got a much-needed boost for everyone who could safely get to work. >> i think it was so unreal that we didn't have to say a lot to each other. we just showed up to work, the people that could get here, and we kind of just assumed that role immediately. >> the group took a hard look at the manready website and social channels. each platform was quickly and carefully updated to ensure more views. >> i started working on new products we could add to the website and were taking time to revamp the existing products and equip better photography, better sco and back-hand data to help with reach, posting things on social media, encouraging people to shop small. >> incentives encouraged sales of the clothing, soy candles and leather goods, some made right there at the store. >> we were able to go online and offer a couple of flash sales, a couple of online only offers. >> employees figured out which orders needed their attention and prioritized them based on what was on the shelves. >> so we're focusing on what we've got. we focused on materials in-house, what we could make, we f

i ordered a couple of things online i think the top of last year. they came to me in two days they have two day shipping and this was incredible i found it astounding that an online retail brand was able to get my so well without like me actually go against a store and trying on something. i can just bring him back back in and see me as a human i'm just wondering if all of you listening to each other are you a movement to him i do you feel that what you're doing is a movement or you're part of an easement to open up the fashion industry. we definitely are this is the movement of the fashion industry has been lacking and it's really great to see that it's finally you know they're finally picking up a lot of designers are trying to be more body inclusive they're trying to be more you know we have big designers trying to create. we have person serrano which is one of my favorite designers who. always has plus size models i think it's a great movement that's happening right now in the world and hopefully going getting better new year charlie i want to b

viaalf of domino's sales is online. how are you competing with other other chains,ith yum brands for example, on digital sales? >> 60% of our sales and our are in theie and we digital space but ultimately the percentage of sales is less important to than what you do with those customers once they are there. so if you've got a great analytics group, which we do, you are finding ways to drive more sales from those customers once they have signed up with them. program, i think, has been terrific for us and for our customers. ultimately, what you get them into your database, and you know those customers and who they are, what they are buying, where they are getting a delivered, that gives you the opportunity to get repeat orders from those customers. cutsw much will u.s. tax help your business, not for 2017 the for 2018? patrick: we said to the market that our tax rate will be 22% to 24% for 2018 which is down pretty materially from where it was before. that will accelerate some investments into the business. overall, its g

there are online sites that cater to hook ups but there are also online sites that cater to people looking for long-term relationships. what's more, many people in live in the on line sites that cater to hook up end up in long-term relationships. he's got a point, right? >> i mean ashbsolutely he has a point. but that's the conundrum with technology, right? so the spectrum of technology can be wonderful but it can lean into somebody's weaknesses. i was talking to one woman who i was with her, i was like show me how it works and she matched with someone and i said "look, you matched, ask him out for coffee." and she said that's not what you do, there has to be a back and forth texting that happens. you can't act like you're really into it. that's not the convention of the app. and i thought get off of it. but she said you can't get off the app because that's where everyone is. i'm intereststed. maybe daniel, you can take this, in how you think not just the romance app but just app world, app life in general is changing the brain connection, changing the idea of human connection, in intimacy