CNBC has recently made important updates to improve user privacy protections in accordance with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). The new features include an Opt-Out Icon and detailed information regarding privacy practices, reflecting the company’s commitment to transparency and consumer rights.
This new short cut allows consumers to easily opt out of your company’s sale of their personal information. This new initiative will help level the playing field for people in California by putting them back in control of their data. Users can download the Opt-Out Icon from this page.
You can read all about it in CNBC’s very detailed California Notice. This privacy policy details the ways in which it collects data and uses it, other than Opt-Out Icon. This additional guidance document is available at this link, fostering transparency and understanding over how personal data will be treated within the CCPA framework.
Because it is an all-voluntary system, the CCPA Opt-Out Icon and a California Notice are extremely important to help raise consumer awareness. Moreover, CNBC points to its Terms of Service, a standalone document that spells out users’ rights and responsibilities. To get started, read our short Terms of Service, available at this link.
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You can view CNBC’s Privacy Policy here. It describes their practices for collecting and sharing personally identifiable information user-generated content. And yet, CNBC remains arguably the most important piece of NBCUniversal’s cable division. This collaboration increases its prominence in the media ecosystem.