; (7) security services, tools, or platforms for connected devices that may help consumers manage connected devices; and (8) varying security considerations depending on factors, including the type of device and setting of use. (d) Availability and publication The Federal Trade Commission shall ensure that the resources developed under subsection (b) are available to and readily accessible by the public on the Internet website of the Federal Trade Commission. (e) Periodic updates The Federal Trade Commission shall review, and, as necessary update the resources developed under subsection (b), in collaboration with industry stakeholders, to address changes in cybersecurity threats or security vulnerabilities and other technology developments or challenges. (f) Voluntary use The resources developed under subsection (b) shall be for voluntary use by consumers. (g) Treatment No guidelines, best practices, or advice issued by the Federal Trade Commission with respect to the resources developed under subsection (b) shall confer any right on any person, State, or locality, nor shall operate to bind the Federal Trade Commission or any person to the approach recommended in such guidance, best practice, or advice. The Federal Trade Commission may not base an enforcement action on, or execute a consent order based on, any failure to promote or use such guidance, or any practice used for covered device functionality that is alleged to be inconsistent with any guidance, best practice, or advice included in the resources developed under subsection (b), unless the practice allegedly violates another provision of law. Nothing in this Act is intended to limit the ability of the Federal Trade Commission to enforce section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act ( 15 U.S.C. 45 ).