In recent months, CNBC has undergone a series of positive changes on its website, adding greater transparency about user privacy and advertising practices. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Opt-Out Icon is now widely deployed, allowing users and consumers to easily take control of their privacy settings. This program is a direct response to the increasing demands surrounding data privacy and user agency.
You can get to the CCPA Opt-Out Icon directly from this link. This icon will help California residents understand the rights they have under the CCPA, empowering them to take action. It bears on how easily they can opt out of the sale of their personal information.
For that reason, CNBC has introduced an opt-out icon for its users. Second, they’re delivering a robust sample California Notice that outlines user rights and the company’s responsibilities under the CCPA. This announcement is available at this address. These changes are indicative of CNBC’s drive to comply with state laws and promote consumer understanding.
To users interested in learning more about CNBC’s online adult policies, the Terms of Service are available by clicking this link. These Terms are the entire agreement between you and CNBC with respect to your use and CNBC’s provision of CNBC’s services and content.
Additionally, CNBC has promoted its commercialization opportunities to companies and organizations looking to work on projects with the network. Advertising opportunities Companies can view advertising opportunities by visiting the “Advertise With Us” page located at https://smartgrowthamerica.org/advertise-with-us. Our Companies & Solutions section shares information on how companies and nonprofits can connect with CNBC’s influential audience.
User privacy issues are still top of mind for users on CNBC, as reflected in its revamped Privacy Policy. This privacy policy aims to provide transparency regarding our collection and use of any data provided by you. Our Privacy Policy can be found here.
CNBC invites readers to keep up with the news by signing up for one of their free newsletters ranging from business to personal finance and more. People who are interested in receiving these newsletters can register at this link.
If you would like to reach out to CNBC with news tips, they have set up a specific page for news tips, located here. This is the first step toward creating a user-friendly resource that will help people interact with the network in meaningful ways.