CNBC is serious about protecting its consumers’ privacy. From webinars to tip sheets, they’re providing free resources to help consumers navigate the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Beginning in 2025, users can expect to see clear information regarding their privacy rights across the CNBC website. They can click through different tunnels to find out what’s available to them.
Designed to serve as a visual indicator for consumers, the CCPA Opt-Out Icon is now available here. This new icon provides California residents with the ability to opt-out of the sale of their personal information. By using it, they join the data privacy movement.
Users can view the California Notice, which describes consumers’ rights with respect to their privacy, here. This notice serves as a detailed roadmap for California consumers. It goes into detail about how your company can use its own data to improve operations and customer engagement.
To guarantee that the public can hold CNBC accountable for its business practices, CNBC has further agreed to disclose its Terms of Service here. This is the whole document that governs the relationship between users and CNBC.
The organization has made a strong commitment to building a respectable and authentic connection with its audience. It does so by providing detailed and transparent information and resources to consumers regarding privacy and data practices.
For any advertising related questions, CNBC has set up a specific page that can be found by clicking here. This advertising page provides prospective advertisers with all the information they need to advertise with us.
Consumers may view CNBC’s Privacy Policy by clicking here. This policy sets forth CNBC’s practices regarding data collection, usage, and information sharing—which continue to support the company’s commitment to consumer privacy.
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