; (B) has computer processing capabilities for collecting, sending, receiving, or analyzing data; and (C) is primarily designed for or marketed to consumers. (5) Input-transparent algorithm (A) In general The term input-transparent algorithm means an algorithmic ranking system that does not use the user-specific data of a user to determine the selection, order, relative prioritization, or relative prominence of information that is furnished to such user on an online platform, unless the user-specific data is expressly provided to the platform by the user for such purpose. (B) Data expressly provided to the platform For purposes of subparagraph (A), user-specific data that is provided by a user for the express purpose of determining the selection, order, relative prioritization, or relative prominence of information that is furnished to such user on an online platform— (i) shall include user-supplied search terms, filters, speech patterns (if provided for the purpose of enabling the platform to accept spoken input or selecting the language in which the user interacts with the platform), saved preferences, the resumption of a previous search, and the current precise geolocation information that is supplied by the user; (ii) shall include the user’s current approximate geolocation information; (iii) shall include data submitted to the platform by the user that expresses the user’s desire to receive particular information, such as the social media profiles the user follows, the video channels the user subscribes to, or other content or sources of content on the platform the user has selected; (iv) shall not include the history of the user’s connected device, including the user’s history of web searches and browsing, previous geographical locations, physical activity, device interaction, and financial transactions