; (2) to ensure consumers have accessible and clear information about the acceptable use policies of interactive computer service providers so that consumers are informed about the content moderation policies and practices of those providers when they participate in, or engage with, those services; (3) to create accountability and transparency measures to diminish the likelihood that interactive computer service providers are engaging in unfair or deceptive practices; (4) to encourage the development and use of technologies that minimize illegal activities and content and potentially policy-violating content; (5) to ensure that the consumer rights of users of interactive computer services are maintained and extended to activities that the users may participate in online; and (6) to hold interactive computer service providers accountable, and exempt them from immunity protections under section 230 of the Communications Act of 1934 (commonly known as section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 ) ( 47 U.S.C. 230 ), when they help develop illegal content or contribute to illegal content or conduct online. 5. Transparency and process requirements (a) Acceptable use policy (1) Publication of acceptable use policy A provider of an interactive computer service shall publish an acceptable use policy in accordance with paragraph (2) in a location that is easily accessible to the user. (2) Contents of policy The acceptable use policy of a provider of an interactive computer service shall— (A) reasonably inform users about the types of content that are allowed on the interactive computer service; (B) explain the steps the provider takes to ensure content complies with the acceptable use policy