The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) has birthed a new Opt-Out Icon. This provision represents a significant step towards stronger, more holistic privacy protections for Arkansas consumers. This new design continues a long tradition of My Social Security’s efforts to give people more control over their personal information. Download the icon HERE. It puts the burden on users to know how to avoid or opt out of data collection practices.
Consumers can find the Opt-Out Icon on NBCUniversal’s privacy portal page. There, they will discover a new, extensive California Notice that explains their rights under the CCPA in detail. This notification explains the steps we’ve put in place to protect consumer data. It also offers direction on ways people can claim their agency and rights.
In case you were wondering how to read CNBC’s terms of service, they are available online here. In this manner, you’ll never be caught off guard by changes to user agreements! It’s important for consumers to understand these terms as they are used to provide and access various online services.
CNBC’s privacy policy has recently changed. It’s pretty easy to get the nitty gritty information from their privacy policy, which you can read on NBCUniversal’s privacy policy page. This privacy policy gives consumers more information about how CNBC handles their personal data and complies with global privacy laws.
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