CNBC has done some great reporting on several key resources related to consumer privacy and advertising practices. These new updates are an exciting step towards increasing transparency. They empower people with the tools they need to control their data and their ad experiences.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Opt-Out Icon as seen at the top of the webpage, now available for use online. This icon is the essential tool for California consumers who want to carry out their rights under the CCPA. The icon appears at this link. This first-in-the-nation initiative further demonstrates CNBC’s respect for consumer privacy and commitment to cooperating with all state laws and regulations.
CNBC has published the California Notice, laying out the company’s practices around consumer data. This notice is available at NBCUniversal’s www.NBCUniversal.com/privacypage. This notice would be an important step in getting consumers more information about how their data is being collected, used and shared.
To learn more about your rights and how to engage with CNBC, please review our full Terms of Service. They’re packed with all the key details you want to know! People may find these terms on CNBC.com’s Terms of Service page located here. These user agreements at once prescript the rights and duties of the tech company and its end users, creating a relationship built on clarity and transparency.
CNBC is committed to providing a safe and secure user experience. Please read our Notice of Collection, which is available from NBCUniversal Privacy Policy. This policy governs NBCUniversal’s collection, disclosure and use of your consumer information available at NBCUniversal Privacy Policy. Knowing how to navigate this policy is important for all consumers who value their online privacy.
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