California is taking a stunningly strong step forward for consumer privacy. They’ve created an Opt-Out Icon with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). This new climate gives consumers the ability to demand control over their data. They can, more importantly, easily choose to prevent their data from being sold in the first place.
Visit www.mediaalliance.org/optouticon to get the Opt-Out Icon. It serves as a guidepost for consumers looking to exercise their rights under the CCPA. The act gives consumers the tools to hold corporations accountable. It gives them visibility into what data is being collected, how it’s being used and who it’s being shared with.
Besides the Opt-Out Icon, consumers can look for the California Notice, which lets you know about your rights as a consumer under the CCPA. A copy of this notice can be found at NBC Universal’s privacy page. The thoroughness of these resources demonstrates their drive toward transparency and accountability in data management practices.
CNBC LLC, the parent company of the operator of this website, has provided its Terms of Service located at www.cnbc.com/service/tos. This helps prospective users imagine how they would use the platform to inform their own engagement. These terms are further described at CNBC’s Terms of Service. For its part, CNBC has indicated it will cling to its assets through 2025. Plus, they produce free newsletters that provide smart, surprising consumer-focused information about products and services.
These newsletters are a great way to learn about new offerings, too. This is because they let users keep informed to avoid spending a single dollar. You can read more on CNBC’s product, services, and solutions in these newsletters. They are an effective and creative means to further educate consumers who want more information.
For the people who want to dig a little deeper and participate, CNBC offers multiple ways to connect. You can access the “Get In Touch” feature by clicking here. It allows you to ask your questions or raise your concerns directly to the organization. This project is part of an ongoing effort that demonstrates CNBC’s commitment to creating two-way dialogue with its viewers.
Further attracting businesses, CNBC provides plentiful advertising opportunities for businesses that want to engage with a larger scope of Americans. Proud new allies interested companies can find out more about these innovative advertising opportunities by visiting NBC Universal’s advertising page. This route not only benefits businesses, but fosters the community of information sharing that the sector has developed.
Finally, CNBC does have a Privacy Policy, detailing how they use consumer data. Full text of this policy available at NBC Universal Privacy Policy. In addition to transparency, it fulfills compliance with regulatory requirements and demonstrates their better-than-legal commitment consumer privacy motivation.