Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), a new Opt-Out Icon has been created. This new provision gives consumers more control over their personal information. This new initiative is a long-needed move to add stronger privacy protections by making it simpler for users to limit or stop data collection practices. You can easily track down the icon at this special link on CNBC’s website. It provides a one-stop-shop for consumers to exercise their privacy preferences.
By adding this capability, CNBC hopes to be a model for the CCPA’s goal of consumer transparency. The Opt-Out Icon represents a win for consumers, giving them the power to opt-out and better protect their data. Individuals interested in learning more about their privacy rights under the CCPA can access the California Notice available at NBCUniversal’s website.
In addition, CNBC requests all users to read its Terms of Service. Terms of Use These terms govern your use of CNBC. You can find them all by following the link from their homepage. Viewers can view a complete and in-depth explanation of CNBC’s Privacy Policy at NBCUniversal’s corporate site.
In terms of content delivery, CNBC offers newsletters that provide updates on news and information related to products and services. Subscribers can register for these newsletters at no cost through a special registration route available only to subscribers. This service allows consumers to get the most relevant updates delivered right to their email inbox – helping connect them more easily and deeply with CNBC’s content and experiences.
If you are inquiring about advertising with CNBC, powerful options are very close at hand. For companies interested in partnering, advertising contact info is just a click away via this very conspicuous link. This makes it easy to ask questions about ad partnerships.
CNBC prioritizes communication with its audience. The website features a “Get In Touch” button, where users can report news tips or request help. This project is a terrific example of CNBC’s dedication to keeping a direct channel of communication with their audience.
As part of its dedication to consumer rights and privacy, CNBC continues to adapt and respond to emerging regulations such as the CCPA. The Opt-Out Icon is a signal to consumers that we take compliance seriously. It furthers CNBC’s mission as a provider of news and information of public benefit, including providing expert and reliable information on products and services.