OK. My last question is for Facebook.

I think that point is critically important because a lot of people aren't clear about that.

But the key to it was that the company's position was that it wasn't intentional.

Is that the same for Apple?

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So, basically, anyone out there who hasn't updated their phone in the last---- should go and update their phones so that this information is all available for them.

Thank you guys for being a part of this. This is very timely and interesting.

But that happens when you--at that moment, when you check in, basically.

Right. By the way, you are probably not shocked that some people lie about where they are on their updates.

But if the individual doesn't remove it, it stays on there indefinitely?

The only concern that I have... is where are we headed, literally and figuratively, as a program?

America's space program is not simply something we do for fun. It has deep commercial impact.

I feel a special responsibility because of my unique position as the only American who was off the planet on September 11, 2001, to spread the word that our leadership in space is vital to our way of life and our future.

America's commitment to peacefully explore and utilize space for the benefit of our citizens and people around the world is so vital to our collective future.

Our nation's future will hopefully include one or more commercially developed American crew vehicles.

A robust and sustainable space exploration program is essential to building our future economy.

I favor, I absolutely support the authorization bill's approach to this.

Cutting back on space investments is a penny-wise, but pound-foolish approach.