; (II) whether an interactive computer service— (aa) is made available to the public; (bb) is primarily responsible for hosting, storage, display, and retrieval of information on behalf of third parties, including providers of other interactive computer services; or (cc) provides the capability to transmit data to and receive data from all or substantially all internet endpoints on behalf of a consumer; and (III) whether a type of product, business model, product design, or other factors related to the provision of an interactive computer service could make a product or service susceptible to the use and facilitation of online child sexual exploitation. (ii) Scope Notwithstanding paragraph (3), the alternatives described in clause (i) of this subparagraph may exclude certain matters required to be addressed under paragraph (3), as the Commission determines appropriate based on the nature of particular products or services, the factors described in such clause (i), or other factors relevant to the purposes of this Act. (2) Support requirement The Commission may only recommend the best practices under paragraph (1) if not fewer than 14 members of the Commission support the best practices. (3) Matters addressed The matters addressed by the recommended best practices developed and submitted by the Commission under paragraph (1) shall include— (A) preventing, identifying, disrupting, and reporting online child sexual exploitation; (B) coordinating with non-profit organizations and other providers of interactive computer services to preserve, remove from view, and report online child sexual exploitation; (C) retaining child sexual exploitation content and related user identification and location data; (D) receiving and triaging reports of online child sexual exploitation by users of interactive computer services, including self-reporting; (E) implementing a standard rating and categorization system to identify the type and severity of child sexual abuse material