Electronics Store Privacy Policies
Companies in the Electronics Store category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 62 companies in the Electronics Store category.
Overstock.com
overstock.com
Beyond's policy is comprehensive but has significant clarity and user rights issues, particularly with mandatory arbitration and complex language.
QVC
qvc.com
QVC's privacy policy and terms are comprehensive but have significant issues with data sharing, legal protections, and clarity.
Seeed Studio
seeedstudio.com
The policy has a solid foundation but needs improvements in clarity, specificity, and user control mechanisms to better protect user data and rights.
Skullcandy Inc
skullcandy.com
Skullcandy's policies have some strengths but lack in security, user rights, and legal balance, scoring 65/100.
TP-LINK
tp-link.com
TP-Link's policies have strengths in data security and user rights but fall short in clarity and specificity, with concerning elements like perpetual content licensing and broad data sharing.
kakaku.com
kakaku.com
The policy has some strengths but lacks specificity in key areas, leading to a moderate score of 65.
Espressif Systems Pte. Ltd
espressif.com
Espressif's policies have strengths in data practices but lack clarity and user protections, scoring 65/100.
DHgate.com
dhgate.com
DHgate's policies have strengths in data security and user rights but lack clarity and fairness in legal terms and dispute resolution.
Korg
korg.com
Korg's policies have strengths in security and user rights but are hindered by unclear retention, broad data sharing, and unilateral changes, scoring 62/100.
OnePlus
oneplus.com
OnePlus' policies have some strengths but fall short in transparency, clarity, and user protection, particularly in data practices and legal terms.
Slashgear
slashgear.com
Static Media's Privacy Policy has strengths in limited data collection and legal compliance but lacks in security and clarity, leading to a moderate score of 62.
The Topeka Capital-Journal
cjonline.com
Gannett's privacy policy has strengths in opt-out mechanisms and legal compliance but lacks clarity and has broad data practices.