The CCPA Opt-Out Icon The Icon is now the most visible and easily accessible way for consumers to opt-out of companies’ data sharing practices. This effort is a testament to CNBC’s ongoing commitment to consumer privacy and transparency.
The CCPA Opt-Out Icon is available here. The unique icon is a very simple, yet useful tool to an overwhelmingly tech-savvy and internet-connected populace that wants to control the sharing of their personal information. The CCPA was designed to provide California residents with greater oversight on the personal information that commercial entities possess.
CNBC has put together a comprehensive California Notice. Significantly, it goes into great detail about the particulars of the CCPA and you can read it here. This public notice serves to make users aware of their rights under the CCPA, and how their data is collected, shared, and used.
For users looking to get more information on CNBC’s procedural and business practices the Terms of Service can be found here. These Terms explain how you can use CNBC’s services and what we require from you in return, as well as detail your rights and responsibilities.
NBCUniversal, the parent company of CNBC, provides a very detailed Privacy Policy, explaining in-depth how NBCUniversal uses various types of personal information. Read this policy at this link. It includes the principles governing how user data is gathered, used and safeguarded.
Along with privacy resources, CNBC prominently displays an “Advertise With Us” section. Prospective stakeholders can express their interest via a specific link, which takes them to stakeholder contact forms located at this page.
If you’d like to connect with CNBC around these issues, take a look at the “Get In Touch” feature. Read more about how to send us new story ideas and other suggestions here. This unique feature provides audiences with an interactive experience and gives users the opportunity to directly impact CNBC’s breaking and developing news coverage.
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