As you can see, CNBC LLC recently updated its website! Today, users will find enhanced privacy management tools and direct access to key legal documents made available for their convenience. This initiative aligns with the company’s commitment to transparency and user-friendly experiences, especially in light of increasing concerns regarding online privacy.
The new site features a large California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Opt-Out Icon front and center. This new feature gives people a simple way to control their privacy preferences. Those living in California can download a CA Notice, which outlines their rights under the CCPA. This move demonstrates CNBC’s commitment to exceeding state requirements and leading in user privacy.
Click here for NBCUniversal’s full Privacy Policy. It explains what personal information they are collecting, and how they are using, and safeguarding this information. This policy puts users in control by ensuring they learn exactly what they can do with their data. It further describes the important steps we take to protect their data.
Along with these privacy improvements, CNBC’s site comes the user-friendly touch of allowing you to easily scroll through their Terms of Service. This document serves as a set of code of conduct for the website. This is to make sure users are aware of their rights and responsibilities when interacting with CNBC’s content.
For anyone interested in engaging with CNBC, the website provides a very well thought out news tips section which allows users to easily and anonymously submit news tips. This project highlights the importance of community engagement and provides an avenue for users to help feed the news gathering machine.
CNBC offers free CNBC Newsletters users can sign up for to get alerts on breaking news and market-moving news. Visitors can quickly subscribe to these newsletters in an easily found prominent signup box on the website homepage. This strategy enhances user experiences, while improving discoverability of high-quality content.