In Taiwan around 2012–2013 — connectivity, broadband uptake, time glued to phones, Facebook accounts outnumbering population — while other countries' infrastructure was less mature, they met this a few years later. We saw early that recommendation engines push addictive content, often polarising content. We were ahead by two or three years, in some places four or five, so we had to deal with it. How we dealt with it is now something later democracies can reference.