CNBC recently launched these major changes to their website, focusing on protecting user privacy and improving site accessibility. Among other updates, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Opt-Out Icon has been added to comply with the latest changes. This icon allows consumers to have more control in the data collection process. It should be really simple to find downloadable .png and .svg versions of the icon at this link.
The CCPA Opt-Out Icon is designed to compliment California’s privacy regulations, which give state residents the right to opt out of the sale of their data. This effort further highlights CNBC’s ongoing commitment to user privacy and the role transparency should play in helping users understand data practices.
It’s a start, but CNBC does allow users to opt-out. In addition, they walk you through the CCPA with a detailed California Notice. Learn more Users can view the full notice in the Federal Register by clicking here. This explanatory guide is designed to help users understand their rights related to personal data. It goes into detail about how the platform uses that data.
If you’re looking for more information on how to go about using CNBC’s products and services, read the Terms of Service document. Subscribe to the webcast here. This is a legal agreement that sets forth the terms and conditions under which users may engage with the site, providing transparency and delineation of responsibility.
In addition, CNBC remains a strong advertising buy. Companies that are looking to run ads in affiliation with CNBC, head to the “Advertise With Us” tab for more details. A straightforward way to get in touch with our advertising crew can be found right here.
Privacy has always been a serious commitment at CNBC, and that is why their extensive Privacy Policy is readily accessible. Users can review this policy at this link, ensuring they are informed about how their information is collected and used.
Furthermore, CNBC invites user interaction across their platforms. Members of the press seeking news tips or other questions, please use the “Get In Touch” tool located at this link. Additionally, CNBC provides a variety of free newsletters to help users stay informed on market trends, breaking news and more. Sign-up for these exciting new newsletters is very easy, right here at this link.