; or (B) by a third party. (6) Report Not later than 2 years after the date of the publication of the initial privacy scores under paragraph (4)(A), and annually thereafter, the Commission shall submit to Congress a report that describes the following: (A) The number of interactive computer services evaluated with respect to the issuance of privacy scores during the most recently completed year and in total. (B) Trends related to privacy scores, including the number of privacy scores that the Commission issued or modified during the most recently completed year and in total. (C) Any common characteristics of interactive computer services with low privacy scores, such as privacy policy terms, industry, location where the service is based, type of service offered, or ownership or control of the service. (D) If applicable, an identification of trends in the practices of interactive computer services with respect to the privacy of the covered information of users of such services, including any potential emerging threats posed by such practices. (E) If determined necessary by the Commission, recommendations for congressional action to promote the privacy of users of interactive computer services. (c) Public awareness and recognition The Commission may— (1) conduct public awareness campaigns to educate users about the privacy scores issued under subsection (b); and (2) establish a recognition program for interactive computer services with outstanding privacy scores issued under such subsection. (d) Definitions In this section: (1) Commission The term Commission means the Federal Trade Commission. (2) Covered information The term covered information means information that is linked or that the Commission determines is reasonably linkable to a unique user of an interactive computer service, including— (A) first and last name of the user; (B) home or other physical address of the user, including the name of a street, city, or town; (C) email address of the user; (D) telephone number of the user