; or (ii) actual damages. (B) Good faith exception (i) In general A covered platform operator shall not be liable under subparagraph (A) for a violation of section 102(d) if, in allowing the upload of a pornographic image to the covered platform, the operator reasonably relied on verification materials, in accordance with section 101(b)(3), that were later found to be fraudulent, provided that the operator removes the pornographic image not later than 24 hours after discovering that the verification materials are fraudulent. (ii) Failure to remove If a covered platform operator fails to remove a pornographic image within 24 hours of discovering that the verification materials are fraudulent, as described in clause (i), damages under subparagraph (A)(i) shall be calculated with respect to each day on or after the date on which that 24-hour period expires. (4) Civil liability for failure to block re-uploads If a covered platform operator violates section 102(e) with respect to a pornographic image, any person aggrieved by the violation may bring a civil action against the covered platform operator in an appropriate district court of the United States for damages in an amount equal to the greater of— (A) $10,000 for each day during which the pornographic image remains on the covered platform in violation of that section; or (B) actual damages. (c) Civil liability for violation of user obligations If a user of a covered platform violates section 103 with respect to a pornographic image, any person aggrieved by the violation may bring a civil action against the user in an appropriate district court of the United States for damages in an amount equal to the greater of— (1) $10,000 for each day during which the pornographic image remains on the covered platform in violation of that section, calculated on a per-day and per-image basis