This is an impressive, proactive step on CNBC’s part to defend user privacy. To do this, they rolled out the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Opt-Out Icon across their websites. Whether responding to GDPR or CCPA regulations, this effort makes it quick and straightforward for users to identify their data preferences. We encourage you to download the icon located at this link. With CPRA, Californians will have a much simpler way to opt out of the sale of their personal information.
The CCPA has been heralded as a historic privacy law aimed at increasing consumer rights and control over their personal data. As part of this framework, users are granted the ability to access and manage their personal information collected by businesses. Through their use of the Opt-Out Icon, CNBC indicative of a company putting user privacy first, even when being compliant with state laws.
Beyond the Opt-Out Icon, CNBC is committed to empowering users with the best resources when it comes to privacy rights and consumer protection. The California Consumer Privacy Act Notice is linked for your convenience here. This guide details the rights and protections provided to consumers under the CCPA and how their information is used.
For anyone looking for more details about CNBC’s comment policy, the Terms of Service are available here. These terms outline how users should expect to interact with the site, helping to create a clear and level playing field for all.
To increase user engagement, CNBC has an Advertise With Us page. This section contains a contact link for interested advertisers to get in touch and work with us. This new feature is a great resource for businesses to discover advertising opportunities within the booming platform.
In addition to comments on articles, CNBC actively seeks user feedback and input through its dedicated “Get In Touch” section, found here. This section gives users a direct line to submit news tips or questions, creating a two-way communication channel.
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To make sure you know how we use any personal information that user provide to us, CNBC is governed by NBCUniversal’s Privacy Policy. Find the full policy here. This privacy policy explains the steps we’ve taken to safeguard user data and describes how this data is used.