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when customers of mine were stopping, or when they had to be, they were forced to stop using XP because of that exact reason, the browsers and media players and stuff like that. I mean, it was all just way too advanced to even run on XP anymore, so you couldn't get any programs. You had to go online and look for specific versions of programs and web browsers and stuff. Even back in the day, web browsers are not updated. You know, they can't even run modern sites anymore. I saw a video where it had to go online with a Windows 98 computer, and none and nothing would load in the web browser or anything like that. You could still pop in its disk with WordPerfect on it or Microsoft Office 97 from back in the day, and that would all still work fine. But anything new, you just can't do it. And even Windows 7 now, which is, in my opinion, far superior, I mean, XP was good, but Windows 7 just took it to the next level. And you had Windows 10, which I'm not really a fan of, Windows 11, I'm less of a fan. So I'm completely in Windows now. I got all my data pulled off, all my Windows hard drives backed up to a hard drive that's formatted for the Mac. I'm using Mac OS and the iPad, the phone, the watch, the computer, every bit of a design. Repeater stations and all works seamlessly. I mean so seamlessly, it's not even funny. And the features, accessibility features, man, the iPhone are great. You go to a website, you open a document, you can't read it. I've got mine set up so you go tap tap on the back of the phone, and it initiates the narrator thing, and it just automatically reads everything that's on the screen. And if it's a website, it'll continue reading right to the bottom. And it'll tell you and describe photos, like that, just by double tapping the phone. It's not even a button, it's just like a haptic thing. You just tap tap, and it reads everything on the screen.