Qnity Electronics
Information Technology
20
out of 100. Number 497 of 512, counting from the worst.
Where Qnity Electronics does well
- Arbitration 0 of 20. Nothing found.
- Renewals 0 of 20. Nothing found.
- Price & terms 0 of 15. Nothing found.
- The statement says in plain words 'We do not sell consumer personal information to third parties' — an explicit no-sale commitment, which many peers dodge.
- It actively discourages sensitive data collection: 'we ask that you not send us, and you not disclose to us, any sensitive personal information.' It does not knowingly collect children's data (14+ in China).
- The job-applicant notice goes further: no sale of applicant data, no sharing for behavioral advertising, and no discrimination against applicants who exercise privacy rights.
- For Mainland China, it grants explicit separate consent before cross-border transfers and spells out a concrete 3-year retention period rather than hiding behind vagueness.
Just by visiting the site or doing business with them, you agree your personal data can be shipped to and stored in any country in the world — including ones with weaker privacy laws than your own.
The fine print
7 clauses and findings from the draft archive, dated 1 October 2026. The plain English comes first; the small print is the company's own words. None of these has been checked yet.
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Just by visiting the site or doing business with them, you agree your personal data can be shipped to and stored in any country in the world — including ones with weaker privacy laws than your own.
Where permitted by applicable law, Qnity may transfer, process or store your personal data in any country or region where we have facilities, business operations, or engage service providers... By using our Site or otherwise interacting with us, you acknowledge the transfer of your personal data to, and the processing and storage of your personal data in, countries outside of your country of residence or the point of collection.
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They can hand your data to courts, police, or foreign governments, and use it in legal disputes, based on their own judgment of what's 'necessary or appropriate' — and in some places they don't even have to get your consent first.
We may also disclose personal information as we believe to be necessary or appropriate (and, in some jurisdictions, we may not be required to obtain your consent): (a) to comply with applicable laws, including laws outside your country of residence; (b) to comply with legal process; (c) to respond to requests from public and government authorities including those outside your country of residence... (d) to enforce Qnity's terms and conditions... (f) to protect Qnity's rights, privacy, safety or property, you or others; and/or (g) to allow Qnity to pursue available remedies or limit the damages that we may sustain.
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If Qnity sells part of its business (or is acquired), your personal data goes with the deal — sold or transferred to the new owner without needing your say.
If we sell, merge, or transfer any part of our business, information about you may be shared, sold or transferred as part of that transaction.
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Your browsing activity is tracked by Qnity and third-party ad partners using cookies and pixels, partly to serve you interest-based ads — on a B2B chemicals/materials website.
We and our third-party partners may use cookies, beacons, pixels, and other tracking technologies to automatically collect technical information... which help us measure the effectiveness of our websites, further develop our products and services, personalize your interactions with us, and aid in the delivery advertisements. Please read our Cookie Policy to learn how we and our service providers use cookies and similar tracking technologies, including to serve interest-based advertising to you.
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They run your IP, location, and browsing history through automated profiling systems to tailor what you see. You get an opt-out only when it's used for marketing messages or has a 'material impact' on you.
From time to time, we may process your IP address, location, cookies or previous browsing behavior data through Automated Decision Making for the purpose of enhancing your browsing experience at our Sites, and tailor the content we present to you to better match your preferences and interests.
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If you turn on your browser's Do Not Track setting asking websites to stop following you, Qnity simply ignores it.
Qnity does not currently respond to browser do-not-track signals.
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They keep your personal data for 3 years after you stop doing business with them (China-specific clause), and under the global rule they can keep it for as long as they decide they have a 'legitimate business purpose' — an open-ended standard.
Generally, we will keep your Personal Information for a period of three (3) years upon the end of your engagement with us, unless a longer retention period is required or allowed by law. [Global rule:] Qnity retains personal information for a period of time set forth in its corporate retention schedules... or in lieu of an agreement, for as long as a legitimate business purpose exists.
How these were found
Qnity Electronics is a pure B2B company (semiconductor materials, spun off from DuPont Nov 1, 2025); its website sells nothing to consumers and has no consumer accounts, subscriptions, or purchase flows, so arbitration and auto-renew categories are scored 0 — there is nothing to evaluate, not proof of good terms. No public consumer-facing Terms of Use page was found anywhere on qnityelectronics.com (the Privacy Statement references 'Terms of Use' in its disclosure section, but no such page is linked from the homepage or the Privacy Statement; searched Sept/Oct 2026 index and site crawl). The only 'Terms and Conditions' document on the domain is the Purchase Order Terms and Conditions for suppliers (B2B procurement, not scored). All findings below are drawn solely from the official Privacy Statement at https://www.qnityelectronics.com/privacy.html, read via browser_open on Oct 1, 2026 (page text appeared to be a lightly edited carry-over of DuPont's global privacy statement). Document is not dated/versioned on the page, so the version read is noted as of Oct 1, 2026. Cookie Policy linked from the statement could not be retrieved (link resolved unexpectedly); claims about interest-based advertising come from the Privacy Statement's own wording. No mirrors were used.
These notes come from the original draft and are not independent verification.