of release, the judicial officer shall instruct United States Pretrial Services to provide individual court reminders, such as reminders via phone call or two-way text message. (6) The judicial officer may at any time amend the release order to impose additional or different conditions of release. Before the conditions are modified, the person is entitled to notice of the proposed modification and an opportunity to be heard. . (4) By striking subsection (d) and inserting the following: (d) No shackling No person shall be shackled or otherwise physically restrained when appearing in court for any hearing relating to pretrial release or detention, unless the judicial officer makes a finding by clear and convincing evidence, in writing or on the record, based on individualized, case-specific reasons, that the person poses an imminent danger to any person in the courtroom. . (5) By striking subsection (e) and inserting the following: (e) Initial appearance hearing (1) In general and timing In any initial appearance before a judicial officer (but in no event later than 48 hours after entering into custody), the judicial officer shall conduct an initial appearance hearing for purposes of advising the person of the criminal complaint or information, conducting arraignment (as appropriate), allowing consultation with and appointment of counsel, and determining whether the judicial officer should release or detain the person. The judicial officer shall provisionally appoint counsel to represent any person eligible for representation under section 3006A (without regard to any financial ability to secure representation) by not later than the beginning of the initial appearance hearing if that person is not otherwise represented by counsel. If at the initial appearance hearing the person is temporarily detained under paragraph (3), the judicial officer shall immediately thereafter, at the same initial appearance, conduct a pretrial release hearing under subsection (f), unless the judicial officer grants a continuance sought