; and (bb) the source that created the score if not created by the operator; and (ii) a simple and reasonable mechanism by which a teenager or parent of a child may request access to the information described under clause (i), as applicable. (B) Deletion An operator of a children’s service, subject to the exceptions in subparagraph (D), shall— (i) establish a simple, publicly and easily accessible, and reasonable mechanism by which a teenager or parent of a child with respect to whom the operator processes covered information may request the operator to delete any such covered information (or any component thereof), including publicly available covered information submitted to the service by the child or teenager; and (ii) delete such covered information not later than 45 days after receiving such request. (C) Correction An operator of a children’s service, subject to the exceptions in subparagraph (D), shall— (i) provide each teenager or parent of a child with respect to whom the operator processes covered information, as applicable, a simple, publicly and easily accessible, and reasonable mechanism by which that teenager or parent may submit a request to the operator— (I) to dispute the accuracy or completeness of that covered information, or part or component thereof; and (II) to request that such covered information, or part or component thereof, be corrected for accuracy or completeness; and (ii) not later than 45 days after receiving a request under clause (i)— (I) determine whether the covered information disputed or requested to be corrected is inaccurate or incomplete; and (II) correct the accuracy or completeness of any covered information determined by the operator to be inaccurate or incomplete. (D) Exceptions An operator of a children’s service may deny a request made under subparagraph (A), (B), or (C) if— (i) the operator is unable to verify the identity of the teenager or parent of a child making the request after making a reasonable effort to verify the identity of such teenager or parent