As part of CNBC’s new compliance measures with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), the company recently introduced a new Opt-Out Icon. This new initiative is a big step to improving user privacy and giving Californians more power over their private information. The Opt-Out Icon is now available online at this page.
The CCPA went into full effect in January 2020. It empowers California residents to control and opt out of the sale of their personal information. This latest step by CNBC further demonstrates that the company is serious about transparency and safeguarding user privacy. Alongside the Opt-Out Icon, CNBC offers an extensive California Notice that clearly explains users’ rights under the CCPA. You can read this notice in its entirety here.
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For users concerned about their privacy, CNBC maintains a Privacy Policy that outlines how it collects, uses, and protects personal data. This policy is accessible at this link. By implementing these steps, CNBC hopes to build a relationship of transparency and trust with our users while maintaining compliance with the law.
If you’re interested and have any questions, contact CNBC today! You can usually find their contact information on the company’s website, which we’ve linked to here. This enables users to more efficiently get their questions answered about their data privacy. They should have immediate access to support services for all their other needs.