To better serve our users and comply with state laws, CNBC has rolled out the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Opt-Out Icon. You can view it in full now at this link. This project is the latest evidence of how serious the company is about putting consumers’ privacy first. In addition, it shows that they are meeting California’s legal obligations.
After months of debate, the CCPA went into effect on January 1, 2020. That’s how it gives Californians more power over their data stored by companies. As a subsidiary of NBCUniversal, CNBC is bound to adhere to NBCU’s promised guidelines. They’ve ensured that the CCPA Opt-Out Icon is available front and center for users looking to reduce their data footprint. This icon is a very powerful and effective symbol to show consumers what their new rights are under the CCPA.
To read more about the CCPA and what it means, see our California Notice. Download it at this link. This privacy update describes users’ rights under the CCPA and how users’ data will be used by CNBC. By sharing this data, the corporation aims to be transparent in how it manages data.
You can find CNBC’s full privacy policy here. To view the Privacy Policy click here. These negotiated contracts provide the terms that govern how users engage with the site. More importantly, they outline how we’re collecting, using and keeping user data safe. By ensuring that these documents are easy to find, CNBC helps strengthen its reputation of user trust.
Complementing its consumer privacy thrust, CNBC provides powerful consumer touchpoints for marketers and brand builders through its wildly successful business-first platform. Businesses that would like to learn more about potential sponsorship opportunities should contact us through our advertising inquiry page located here. This innovative advertising option provides companies with dynamic storytelling opportunities to connect with CNBC’s influential audience—all while maintaining compliance with relevant advertising guidelines.
You can download it directly from this link. This initiative encourages user engagement and allows the audience to contribute actively to the news cycle.
CNBC offers a variety of free newsletters that deliver the most important stories, events, and financial market information straight to subscribers’ inboxes. Those who would like to receive these newsletters can register at this page. This new service increases user engagement by providing timely, relevant content directly to subscribers’ inboxes.
As we move into 2025, CNBC remains focused on protecting our users’ privacy and complying with any new state laws. The company also publishes a tremendous amount of free financial news and information directly on its platform.