; and (II) the intended audience of the digital service, including data the operator of the digital service directly or indirectly collects, uses, profiles, buys, sells, classifies, or analyzes (via algorithms or other forms of data analytics, including look-alike modeling) about the nature of the content of the digital service that estimates, identifies, or classifies the content as child-directed or similarly estimates, identifies, or classifies the intended or likely audience for the content; (x) representations to third parties relating to the composition of the audience or the intended audience of the digital service; (xi) actual knowledge that the digital service is processing the covered information of children; or (xii) any other evidence or circumstances the Commission determines appropriate. (B) Covered information from other services A digital service shall be deemed to be directed to children if the operator of the digital service has actual or constructive knowledge that the digital service collects covered information from users of any other digital service that is directed to children under the criteria described in subparagraph (A). (C) Signals from third parties A digital service shall be deemed directed to children if the digital service receives a signal, such as a flag or other formal industry standard or convention, from another digital service on which the digital service receiving the signal is embedded, indicating that the digital service sending the signal is intended for children or likely to appeal to children. (D) Limitation A digital service that does not target children as its primary audience shall not be deemed directed to children if the digital service— (i) does not collect covered information from any visitor prior to collecting age information