CNBC LLC recently launched a suite of privacy innovations. This action further highlights their commitment to being in line with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). This unique effort is an example of the media organization’s commitment to protecting consumer data, and delivering in-depth, timely news and business reporting. These improvements include an Opt-Out Icon created to put users in control of their privacy decisions.
You can download the CCPA Opt-Out Icon now by clicking here. Unlike many other industries, this tool allows consumers to quickly and easily opt out of the sale of their personal information. This feature is included in CNBC’s ongoing dedication to making user experience, data transparency and user control of personal data paramount. By introducing this icon, the firm demonstrates that it is in step with privacy regulations being introduced worldwide and further cements its commitment to consumer protection.
To find out more about your rights under the CCPA, read the full California Notice from CNBC. You can find it here. This notice serves to inform you of the rights that California residents have regarding their personal information. It further details how they can meaningfully and concretely begin to exercise those rights.
Apart from the privacy changes, CNBC LLC has updated its Terms of Service in the following ways. This user guide is designed to inform users of the usage policies that dictate how CNBC’s content and services can be used. This makes it all the more important for users to be familiar with these terms before using the platform.
CNBC takes the privacy of its users seriously and invites them to read this privacy policy carefully. Protect yourself. Stay one step ahead with your data security!
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