; (B) the feasibility, potential effectiveness, and appropriateness of a requirement for social media companies to develop programs to conduct reverse-image searches across the social media company’s social media platform, and across the internet to determine if any image of an individual used as a profile picture for a user is— (i) such individual’s actual likeness; or (ii) an image also used by other users; and (C) a requirement that if a social media company determines that a user’s profile picture is not their unique likeness after the reviews conducted pursuant to paragraph (2) to flag the account or profile for additional screening and review in an effort to determine if an account is deceptive for purposes of this Act. (2) Limitation Any reverse-image searches conducted by a social media company pursuant to a rulemaking under this section shall be conducted for the sole purpose of determining if an account or profile on such company’s social media platform is deceptive for purposes of this Act. (d) Periodic review and updates The Commission shall, as appropriate, but not fewer than once every 7 years, review the regulations issued pursuant to this section, and if Commission determines such regulations should be updated, the Commission shall report recommendations for such changes to the appropriate Congressional committees for consideration whether to confer additional rulemaking authority to the Commission. Nothing in this section shall be construed to confer any new authorities or powers upon the Commission beyond what is described in this section. (e) Factors To consider In issuing the regulations under this section and any requirements imposed by such regulations, the Commission— (1) may take into consideration— (A) the size of, and the nature, scope, and complexity of, the activities engaged in by such social media companies; (B) the feasibility of complying with each regulation