CNBC LLC, a prominent player in the media landscape and part of NBCUniversal, is taking significant steps to enhance user experience and comply with privacy regulations. Their California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Opt-Out Icon, which users can learn more about here, is the first of its kind that the company has implemented. This move is meant to give consumers in California more power over their data, allowing them to make informed decisions.
The CCPA Opt-Out Icon is just one small part of CNBC’s ongoing commitment to transparency and user control over data collection and sharing. In addition to this feature, the NBCUniversal privacy page includes the California Notice informing consumers of their rights under the CCPA. This privacy policy explains how users’ personal information is collected and used and how they can opt out of the sale of their personal data.
Beyond attracting global investment, compliance isn’t enough. CNBC works to provide greater value to users. Learn more Inquire about using content and CNBC Terms of Service for CNBC’s Events, Content & Offerings located here. This helps to make sure you know what your rights and responsibilities are when using the platform. Until 2025, CNBC LLC will own its episodes. We’re hoping that this new commitment will help remind the world of this company’s long-cherished commitment to quality journalism.
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In addition, CNBC provides the businesses the platform to engage with through its Advertise With Us program. Those who are interested can learn more and get in touch here. This new luminary partnership is another step in CNBC’s broader push to build these relationships and extend its core advertising capabilities.