; (B) the number of instances during the preceding 6-month period in which illegal content, illegal activity, or potentially policy-violating content was flagged— (i) due to a complaint by a user of the interactive computer service; (ii) internally, by— (I) an employee or contractor of the provider; or (II) an internal automated detection tool, not including content or activity identified as— (aa) spam; or (bb) fraudulent activity; or (iii) by another type of entity, such as a government agency, third-party researcher, or other provider of an interactive computer service; (C) the number of instances during the preceding 6-month period in which the interactive computer service provider took action with respect to illegal content, illegal activity, or known potentially policy-violating content due to its nature as illegal content, illegal activity, or known potentially policy-violating content, respectively, and the type of action taken, including the number of instances of content removal, content demonetization, content deprioritization, appending content with an assessment, account suspension, account removal, or any other action taken in accordance with the acceptable use policy of the provider, categorized by— (i) the category of rule violated, with respect to the acceptable use policy; (ii) the source of the flag, including government, user, internal automated detection tool, coordination with other interactive computer service providers, or personnel employed or contracted for by the provider; (iii) the country of the information content provider; and (iv) whether the action was in response to a coordinated campaign, as determined by the interactive computer service provider; (D) the number of instances during the preceding 6-month period in which the interactive computer service provider decided to not take action under subsection (c)(1)(B)(iii) with respect to content that violated the acceptable use policy of the provider