anywhere can actually experience a little bit of the situation there but it's basically based on g.p.s. data so yes the game is following you around and knows exactly where you are how the internet connection well because surely you would have to have really good internet to run them like that with all that data definitely but the good point is right now we're using our contract image management app which is able ing people players to actually download stuff at first that a wife i space for example and then take it on an offline journey so that helps about how difficult or how easy was it to develop it while we had actually had to partner up with people who maybe the quantum management and then afterwards scenario was that people like prince and matthew devised a way to translate the situation down in our consulates and. basically at the end of the day this is all about instead of just chasing around moans which is exactly what we all know reality is all about you're actually getting people to do something meaningful and to think about it what other examples do you have because you said you'

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