“we would expect that currency tailwinds will dissipate later in the year based on current rates.”

In context

“that helps to shape the future of these products. So that, I think, is it's going to be, I think, important from a business perspective, and I think it's just important from, like, a creative and mission perspective to be able to actually design and build the experiences that we believe that we should be building for people. But yeah, I mean, I think it's quite important. Otherwise, we wouldn't be so focused on this. We're clearly extremely focused on this. Susan Li: On your second question, you know, interestingly, a year ago on this call, I think I talked about the set of investments we were making in 2025. As part of our 2025 budgeting process. Across our ads performance and organic engagement initiatives. You know, and those investments low the levels in Q1, for a few reasons. First, we would expect that currency tailwinds will dissipate later in the year based on current rates. Second, we'll be lapping stronger periods of growth later in the year that benefited from our 2025 ad performance investments and the strong macro landscape. And finally, we expect there could be some headwinds from our introduction of the revised, less personalized ads offering in the EU that begins rolling out later in Q1. But, again, similar to '25, we feel good about the process by which we identified opportunities with attractive ROIs and funded them as part of our budget to support, you know, key initiatives across our ranking and recommendation systems and to increase the capacity efficiency of our models, all of which are key to sort of driving growth for us. Krista: Your next question comes from the line of Mark Stephen Mahaney with Evercore. Please go ahead. Mark Stephen Mahaney”