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The CNBC+ Supplemental Terms outline the rules for using CNBC's CNBC+ services. These terms are part of the Versant Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. CNBC+ provides access to live and on-demand CNBC content, but this use is limited to personal purposes only and not permitted in public viewing spaces.

Users are granted a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to access and use the CNBC+ services in accordance with the Supplemental Terms. CNBC+ offers live feeds of CNBC content from various regions and video-on-demand extras, which may include closed captioning and video description information.

The content on CNBC+ may not be authorized in all geographic areas or for certain devices or streaming platforms. Content ratings, types, genres, and descriptions are provided for informational purposes only. Users acknowledge the risks and are responsible for their own choices regarding appropriate content.

CNBC+ prohibits the use of technology to automatically skip or delete advertisements and prohibits downloadable, sideloadable, transferable, or uploadable copies of content. Users are also prohibited from recording, copying, storing, rebroadcasting, retransmitting, or redistributing any live or VOD content. CNBC+ accounts may have a limit on the number of simultaneous streams, and users may not exceed this limit.

The Supplemental Terms allow CNBC to modify, suspend, or cancel the CNBC+ services at their discretion without prior notice. This includes the right to discontinue the service, prorated refunds for prepaid fees, and account suspension or termination without obligation to refund prepaid fees.

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