The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) has taken a significant step in enhancing user privacy by introducing an Opt-Out Icon. This new icon provides a major new tool for Californians to reclaim ownership of their personal information. It provides them with a right to opt-out of their data being sold to third parties. Download the Opt-Out Icon here. It’s straightforward to use for the average user looking to take control of their privacy.
The CCPA, which came into effect to protect consumer rights in California, provides a framework for how businesses handle personal information. The introduction of the Opt-Out Icon aligns with the act’s objectives by providing a clear method for consumers to express their preferences regarding data sales. This move is emblematic of a larger effort among companies to take steps in the name of consumer privacy and transparency.
CNBC has produced a detailed, easy-to-understand California Notice that explains your CCPA rights to you. Added for your convenience, you’ll discover an Opt-Out Icon within the newsletter. This notice can be found here. Combined, this final notice is an invaluable resource for consumers. It educates them on what their rights are and how the CCPA gives them control over their data.
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To maximize user experience, CNBC delivers five free, premium newsletters to subscribers each week, giving them exclusive content and perspective. Local stakeholders and advocacy communications professionals who are interested in these issues can sign up for these newsletters here. With this initiative, we will ensure that users can be up to date with everything that is happening in the musically world without compromising their privacy settings.
Businesses looking to advertise with CNBC can find a ton of information up front, including a contact page built specifically for that purpose. Advertisers can find additional information here. This level of transparency creates a mutually beneficial relationship between advertisers and consumers.
CNBC has a Privacy Policy that further explains our commitment to data privacy and security. This policy is publicly available here, giving users a transparent look at how their data is used. You can contact CNBC on their user-friendly contact page. Simply follow this link to connect with us!