Over 3 million a day. And on a just perfeed basis, over 4. 5 billion pieces of information, so absolutely not. Its a good start, though. Scott yeah, how fast can somebody look at a video . cause i suppose if you see a birthday party, its reasonable to think nothing terrible is going to happen. Henry right, right. Fairly quickly. I mean, our clients have pretty elaborate platforms that allow photos, videos to scroll by fairly easily. And the folks that are doing it do it all the time, so they catch things. Jon swartz so, are you filtering the content as its live or as its uploaded . Because in the case of the facebook murder in cleveland, that was a combination. I think his confession was live. The other two, they werevideos were actually were uploaded. Can you do both . Henry it really depends on the client. What weve done in the past has been not live, its things thats been uploaded, and theres some sort of time gap between it gets posted. Tom simonite henry, youve done this work, rig
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