The new California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) introduced a powerful new tool to the consumer privacy rights’ toolbox. Our new Opt-Out Icon, created to give users more control, is now out for public use. This initiative represents a continued and deserved insistence that transparency and consumer choice be more deeply integrated in the digital landscape.
The bottom line With this icon, consumers are empowered to manage their privacy preferences. They are easy to stop doing data collection practices they don’t want to do. Taking this step would be in keeping with the CCPA’s broad purpose of giving Californians increased rights and capabilities to control their personal data.
From the Link Out Opt-Out Icon you’ll find a fully customizable California Notice. This notice contains important information regarding your rights under the CCPA. Users should be able to find this notice linked from NBC Universal’s privacy page. We encourage the Department to use this opportunity to go beyond the minimum requirements. It describes the kinds of data that are being collected and what rights consumers have over their data.
Enclosure CNBC LLC is the owner of the content and other material relating to these announced programming updates. To their credit, they have never wavered from enforcing the CCPA regulations. Through 2025, CNBC will continue to make privacy a priority while providing useful features like newsletters. These newsletters are offered completely free and bring the week’s most important news and analysis straight to subscribers’ inboxes.
For investors or other persons or entities involved in or looking to become involved with CNBC’s offerings, additional information can be found at www.cnbc.com. Additionally, the organization has a number of advertising opportunities, which you can read more about on this advertising page. This opens up exciting opportunities for businesses to connect with the wide universe of potential customers, all while respecting important privacy concerns.
In an effort to provide transparency and accountability, CNBC has developed this Privacy Policy. This policy explains our practices and the ways we safeguard user data. You can view this policy in full at NBC Universal’s privacy policy page. It has become an indispensable tool for consumers looking to understand how their information is treated.
Finally, … for questions or support … pertaining to CNBC’s products and services. You can look up their contact information on our website’s contact page. This allows you to quickly convey any questions that you are still trying to figure out.