CNBC LLC has released a powerful new tool. This change is meant to increase consumer privacy and align the state with requirements of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Opt-Out Icon The newly launched Opt-Out Icon is now accessible to users. It provides them a simple to understand tool for controlling how their data is used. This program reflects CNBC’s ongoing dedication to transparency and giving users control over their personal information.
The Opt-Out Icon can be found at the following URL: Opt-Out Icon. Click the icon above to quickly opt out of certain data collection practices. That way, we make sure your interests are really protected! CNBC has put this feature front and center to empower users to take control of their privacy online.
3. Provide clear organizational notices This notice should clearly describe your organization’s policies regarding personal data. This notice is made pursuant to the California Consumer Privacy Act. CNBC has recently changed its Terms of Service. Read about how they work, and then read the fine print.
Among its many other products and services, CNBC produces a wealth of consumer-friendly newsletters filled with useful content that goes right to subscribers’ inboxes. All of these newsletters are free and easy to sign up for at Sign Up for CNBC Newsletters. Our subscribers can keep their fingers on the pulse of market trends, financial news, and everything that matters right now with these direct lines of communication.
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CNBC takes your privacy very seriously. As such, they’ve developed a detailed Privacy Policy that explains what user data they gather, how they use it, and how they protect it. This policy is accessible at Privacy Policy. As part of their business strategies, CNBC LLC has owned the website since 2025, continuously evolving its services to meet consumer needs while adhering to legal standards.