Cookie Policy

COOKIE POLICY

Purpose and Identity of the Data Controller
On our website (www.sukruakyuz.com) cookie being used (cookieIn order to comply with the obligations under the Personal Data Protection Law No. 6698 (KVKK), information has been provided about the types of cookies, why cookies are used and the management of these cookies.

In this cookie policy, the cookies used to provide a better service to the visitors of the website and to provide a functional online environment are explained to the visitors, how the personal data obtained in accordance with the KVKK are processed and the legal rights and powers of the user are specified.

What is a Cookie?
A cookie is a text file stored on the hard drive or browser folder when a website is visited. It is aimed to make the service offered to website visitors faster and more functional through cookies. Providing a personalized online environment according to the website visitor is provided through cookies. Our visitors can determine and change their preferences regarding the use of cookies. Likewise, the visitor has the right to request the deletion of cookies.

Cookie Types
Cookies are classified into three groups according to the purpose they serve, the period of time the data is stored and the sources from which they originate:

Cookies by Purpose
This classification, which is based on the purpose for which the cookie is used, includes strictly necessary cookies, preference cookies, statistics cookies and marketing cookies.

Strictly Necessary Cookies
Strictly necessary cookies are cookies that are essential for the use of features such as browsing the website and access to secure areas of the site. When shopping online in e-commerce stores, the user's preferred items need to be stored for the next step in order to end the transaction. Cookies that allow items to be kept in the shopping cart on e-commerce sites are examples of strictly necessary cookies. Strictly necessary cookies are generally first-party session cookies. Although consent is not required for these cookies, it should be explained to the user why the cookie is used and the necessity of the cookie.

Preference Cookies
It allows the website to remember the choices made in the past (username information, password information, which language is preferred, etc.). Preference cookies that provide automatic access to the website are also called functional cookies.

Statistics Cookies
Statistics cookies, also known as performance cookies, are cookies that provide anonymous, statistical data regarding the use of the website. With statistics cookies, how the user uses the website, the pages visited, the links clicked can be stored. Anonymized statistical cookies are not used to identify the website user. The purpose of these cookies is to make the website more functional.

Marketing Cookies
Marketing cookies are cookies that enable advertisers to serve ads based on the user's interest. Statistical data of advertisements encountered by the website user and data obtained through marketing cookies may be shared with other organizations or advertisers. These are cookies that can be stored permanently.

Cookies by Storage Periods
Cookies are divided into session cookies and persistent cookies according to the retention period of the data. Session cookies differ from persistent cookies in that they provide temporary, instant data information.

Session Cookies
Session cookies provide data that can be stored until the user closes the browser or the session ends. They are short-term cookies.

Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies are cookies that remain on the drive until the date the cookie is deleted by the user or until a specific expiration date for the cookie. Persistent cookies have a variable, written expiration date in their code. According to the e-privacy directive, persistent cookies should not last longer than 12 months.

Cookies by Source
First Party Cookies
First-party cookies are placed directly on the device by the website visited.

Third Party Cookies
Third-party cookies are cookies placed on the device not by the website being visited but by a third party, such as an advertiser or analytics system.