; user reporting mechanism It shall be unlawful for an operator of a platform directed to children, or a platform for which the operator has constructive knowledge that covered users use its platform, to— (1) amplify, promote, or encourage covered users’ consumption of videos and other forms of content that involve— (A) sexual material; (B) physical or emotional violence, including bullying; (C) adult activities, including gambling; or (D) other dangerous, abusive, exploitative, or wholly commercial content; or (2) fail to implement a mechanism for users to report suspected violations of any requirement under paragraph (1). (c) Prohibition on certain advertising methods (1) In general It shall be unlawful for an operator of a platform directed to children to— (A) direct content that includes host-selling to covered users; (B) expose covered users to program-length advertisements; (C) direct branded content or native advertising to covered users; (D) direct online advertising or material with considerable commercial content involving alcohol, nicotine, or tobacco to covered users; (E) expose covered users to online advertising or material with considerable commercial content with any imbedded interactive elements that take advantage of covered users' inexperience or credulity in noncommercial child-directed content