Personal data is stored only when you voluntarily provide it for a specific purpose, such as registration, survey, a competition or the fulfillment of a contract.

Additionally, when you visit our website, the following data may be collected depending on the situation: IP addresses, the website you previously visited (referrer), viewed pages, downloaded files (downloads), watched videos/listened to audio tracks, clicked individual links, search keywords or search phrases (site search), visit duration, used browser, etc. If the visit to the site was the result of online advertising such as banner ads, video ads, search engine ads, etc., we may also record which banner ad, search keyword, etc. directed you to our website. The information we obtain/obtained here is used for the optimization of our websites and to be specially adapted to the needs of our visitors.

The information we obtain/obtained here is used/will be used to optimize our websites and tailor them specifically to the needs of our visitors.

Use of cookies

I. Cookie Policy

As a company, we use cookies, pixel tags ("pixels"), and local storage technologies to facilitate the use of our website and personalize the use of our site. We want this page to help you understand why these technologies are used and how to control or delete them.

II. What is a Cookie?

Almost all companies that provide products or services to customers and visitor websites use cookies on their websites. We also use cookies to provide you with a better, faster, and more secure shopping experience and to develop our products and services according to your needs and demands. A cookie is a small text file stored on your device (such as a computer or mobile phone) when you visit a website. Cookies can be stored on your device through your browser during your first visit to a website. When you revisit the same site with the same device, your browser checks to see if there is a cookie registered on behalf of the site. If there is a registration, the data in the registration is transmitted to the website you are visiting. This way, the website can recognize that you have visited the site before and determine the content to be delivered to you accordingly.

What types of cookies are there?

First-party cookie files

These cookie files are created by the website (located in the domain of your browser's address bar) and can only be read by this website. These cookie files typically store information (e.g. your settings) to use the website on your next visit.

Third-party cookie files

Third-party cookie files originate from a provider outside of the website operator. They are used, for example, to collect advertising information, user-defined content, and web statistics.

Technically necessary cookie files

Technically necessary cookies are required for the basic functions of the website, or at least useful, to store, for example, the preferred language, page settings, or the contents of a shopping cart.

Optional cookies (technically unnecessary cookies)

Optional cookies go beyond the functionality of technically necessary cookies and are used, for example, to collect information for advertising, user-defined content, and web statistics.

Cookies We Use

Provider:	Microsoft ASP.NET
Cookie Name:	ASP.NET_SessionId
Storage Time	During the Session
Description:	This cookie is generally published throughout the site. As it creates an anonymous "session" that allows the website to respond to your requests, it is necessary for the use of the website. This cookie is deleted when you close your browser. It does not store any personal data about you.

 

Provider:	CloudFlare
Cookie Name:	__cfduid
Storage Time:	During the Session
Description:	This is a cookie used by the CloudFlare web security firewall and CDN provider for content control. The use and protection of these cookies are provided by CloudFalre. For detailed information, please see https://www.cloudflare.com/cookie-policy/

V. Controlling and Deleting Cookies

To change your preferences regarding the use of cookies, or to block or delete cookies, you simply need to change your browser settings. Many browsers offer the option to control cookies by accepting or rejecting them, accepting only certain types of cookies, or being prompted by the browser when a website requests to store cookies on your device. It is also possible to delete cookies previously stored in your browser. The procedures for controlling and deleting cookies may vary depending on the browser you use.

For more information on controlling cookies, check how to control or reject cookies on your browser or device, or visit the links below:

Google Chrome

Microsoft Edge

Microsoft Internet Explorer

Mozilla Firefox

Opera

Apple Safari

Authorized Person and Access Regarding Privacy Policies

You can contact company officials for your suggestions and requests regarding the protection of your data and our institution's policies on this matter.