CNBC does not sell your personal information under California law. To further assist you in making informed choices, they’ve introduced an Opt-Out Icon on their website. This step follows their long-standing commitment to transparency and protecting consumer privacy. The CCPA gives collected Californians more privacy, and thus more power. It provides people with more notice and control over their sensitive information, enhances consumer protection, and prevents dangerous surveillance practices.
The Opt-Out Icon located here. This feature empowers consumers to develop a more informed and intuitive ability to opt-out of invasive data collection practices that don’t serve their preferences. CNBC has a good deep dive on the CA Notice. … READ THE GUIDE … Our guide to Envirosuite’s data practices and the rights that California residents have under the CCPA. This advance notice is available to read here.
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For additional details or inquiries, explore CNBC’s Get In Touch interactive platform. We’ve made it very easy for you to contact us! Organizations wishing to ask a question may do so through this link.
Beyond editorial news coverage, CNBC’s free, daily and breaking newsletters provide subscribers with the latest updates on their favorite products and services. People can subscribe to these newsletters via the new landing page found at https://bit.ly/MPOnewsletter. This important program is an extension of CNBC’s long-running commitment to enhance user experience and deliver impactful and relevant information.
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