CNBC has completely redesigned our site to prioritize user privacy and compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). The CCPA Opt-Out Icon allows users to easily and effectively exercise their rights over their personal data. It empowers them to justly enforce their rights. Now a personalized experience, this new feature is another step in CNBC’s commitment to transparency and empowerment, a response to the increasing concerns about online privacy.
The CCPA Opt-Out Icon can be downloaded directly from here. As a result, this new icon empowers California residents to protect their personal information. It enables them to refuse the sale of their data, a right guaranteed under the CCPA. CNBC’s goal is to make sure that our readers and listeners are always aware of the decisions you can make about our use of data.
Far from this Opt-Out Icon being a mere gimmick, we hear you on the icon’s utility, folks! CNBC offers a robust California Notice, available here. This is to give California residents awareness of their rights under the CCPA. It further provides details on how CNBC might use their personal data. By providing easy access to this information, CNBC wants to build a feeling of trust and confidence within their consumers.
CNBC provides a straightforward, public Terms of Service, found here. These terms and conditions are the terms and conditions that apply to your use of CNBC’s website and online services. The good news is they offer a pretty clear framework. This further enables users to know their rights and obligations as they engage with CNBC’s digital offerings.
Under NBCUniversal’s corporate umbrella, CNBC is extremely sensitive to copyright infringement. Copyright © 2025 CNBC LLC. This underscores the important role of intellectual property rights in the current digital environment. This kind of ownership means the company really takes responsibility for quality content creation and marketing.
For those users interested in connecting deeper with CNBC, the platform provides multiple opportunities to interact and subscribe. People who have further questions can contact us through the “Get In Touch” section found here. This survey provides an opportunity to submit comments or request support for using the new site.
CNBC goes the extra mile in serving their audience by providing high-value free newsletters that anyone can subscribe to right here. These newsletters deliver localized, curated news and updates directly into subscribers’ inboxes. This allows them to be in-the-know about financial markets and what’s happening in the world. This new service reflects CNBC’s ongoing commitment to delivering actionable intelligence in the most user-friendly manner possible.
Plus, CNBC provides multiple advertising solutions for brands looking to reach influential decision-makers across its network. More information about these opportunities is available here. By providing a clear pathway for advertisers, CNBC expands its reach while maintaining its core mission of delivering relevant news and insights.
The privacy policy that governs NBCUniversal’s use, including that of CNBC, is available here. The policy outlines how NBCUniversal collects, uses, and protects user data on all of its digital desktop and mobile properties. Specifically, it shows the company’s extreme dedication to user privacy and data protection.
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