Courtesy of CNBC LLC, here’s something really cool to give you the ultimate home court advantage. Specifically, they’re rolling out an Opt-Out Icon to meet requirements under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). This new initiative would improve user privacy and allow California users to have greater control over how their personal data is used. The icon now appears on CNBC’s broadcast and digital platforms. Users are presented with a clear and easy opportunity to opt out of the sale of their personal information.
The Opt-Out Icon at the top of this page can be downloaded here. This feature is a huge step forward for CNBC in its dedication to transparency. It gives users the tools to control their sensitive personal information.
CNBC released their Opt-Out Icon. In addition to all that, they produce the California Notice, informing California consumers of their rights under the CCPA. This NBCUniversal-wide privacy notice is available at NBCUniversal’s corporate privacy homepage. This public-facing privacy policy outlines how the company collects, uses, and shares personal information, further demonstrating the company’s commitment to protecting consumer privacy.
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CNBC is already looking ahead to 2025. The team is hard at work planning some very cool new features to its offerings and services. In addition, the company still offers a suite of free digital newsletters, carefully curated and organized to help subscribers stay on top of trends in multiple sectors. Those interested can subscribe to these newsletters on this page. In return for this opportunity, they’ll have access to meaningfully aggregated and anonymized information about products and services offered.
CNBC’s “Get In Touch” section shown on cnbc.com. Here, they can learn about the project or submit investigative story tips. This section is detailed at this link.
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Fifth, NBCUniversal — the parent company of CNBC — does give users a Privacy Policy that should serve to explain its detailed practices with respect to user data. This policy can be viewed in full at NBCUniversal’s privacy portal on the web.