; and (D) such additional information as the Director may determine. (4) Additional platforms not precluded Nothing in this subsection shall prevent any service organization from creating or maintaining its own internet-based system or platform to recruit individuals for employment or for volunteer or other service opportunities. (g) Minimum design requirements In addition to the requirements set forth in this section, the Service Platform shall do the following: (1) Provide the public with access to information on service organizations and service opportunities through an internet-based system that is user-friendly, interactive, accessible, and fully functional through mobile applications and other widely used communications media, without a requirement that any person seeking such access register as a member. (2) Provide individuals with the ability to register as members in order to customize their experience in accordance with subsection (e)(6), include mechanisms to connect members with service organizations and service opportunities that match the interests of the members, and ensure robust search capabilities to facilitate the ability of members to explore service organizations and service opportunities. (3) Include mechanisms to enable service organizations to connect with members who have consented to be contacted and meet the needs of the service organizations. (4) Incorporate, to the extent permitted by law and regulation, the ability of members to securely upload information on education, employment, and skills from internet-based professional, recruiting, and social media systems, consistent with security requirements. (5) Ensure compatibility with relevant information systems of Executive agencies and military departments. (6) Use state-of-the-art technology and analytical tools to facilitate the efficacy of the Service Platform in connecting members with service opportunities and service organizations. (7) Retain all personal information in a manner that protects the privacy of members in