; or (ii) engages in a pattern or practice of content moderation activity that reasonably appears to express, promote, or suppress a discernible viewpoint for a reason that is not protected from liability under subsection (c)(2), including reducing or eliminating the ability of an information content provider to earn revenue, the interactive computer service provider shall be deemed to be an information content provider with respect to all information that is provided through the interactive computer service. (C) Use of targeted algorithmic amplification (i) In general If an interactive computer service provider with a dominant market share— (I) amplifies information provided by an information content provider by using an algorithm or other automated computer process to target the information directly to users without the request of the sending or receiving user, the interactive computer service provider shall be deemed to be an information content provider with respect to that information; or (II) engages in a pattern or practice of amplifying information provided by an information content provider by using an algorithm or other automated computer process to target the information directly to users without the request of the sending or receiving user, the interactive computer service provider shall be deemed to be an information content provider with respect to all information that is provided through the interactive computer service. (ii) Exceptions Clause (i) shall not apply to the use of an algorithm or other computer process to— (I) amplify or target directly to a user any information that is the result of a search function performed by the user