; and (ii) such information is only used to restrict a user’s access to content on the basis that the individual is not old enough to access such content. (8) Precise geolocation information The term precise geolocation information means geolocation information that identifies an individual’s location to within a range of 5 miles or less. (9) User-specific data The term user-specific data means information relating to an individual or a specific connected device that would not necessarily be true of every individual or device. 202. Requirement to allow users to see unmanipulated content on internet platforms (a) In general Beginning on the date that is 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, it shall be unlawful for any person to operate an online platform that uses an opaque algorithm unless the person complies with the requirements of subsection (b). (b) Opaque algorithm requirements (1) In general The requirements of this subsection with respect to a person that operates an online platform that uses an opaque algorithm are the following: (A) The person provides notice to users of the platform— (i) that the platform uses an opaque algorithm that uses user-specific data to select the content the user sees. Such notice shall be presented in a clear and conspicuous manner on the platform whenever the user interacts with an opaque algorithm for the first time, and may be a one-time notice that can be dismissed by the user; and (ii) in the terms and conditions of the online platform, in a clear, accessible, and easily comprehensible manner that is to be updated whenever the online platform makes a material change to— (I) the most salient features, inputs, and parameters used by the algorithm; (II) how any user-specific data used by the algorithm is collected or inferred about a user of the platform, and the categories of such data