•     To perform essential functions necessary for the operation of the Site. For example, allowing logged-in members to visit different pages on the Site without having to re-enter their passwords.
•     To analyze the Site and improve its performance. For instance, integrating different servers on which the Site operates, identifying the number of visitors to the Site, making performance adjustments accordingly, or facilitating visitors in finding what they are looking for.
•     To enhance the functionality of the Site and provide ease of use. For example, remembering the username or search queries of a visitor during their next visit to the Site.
•     To personalize, target, and carry out advertising activities. For instance, displaying ads related to visitors' interests based on the pages and products they viewed.

• Google Analytics: Google Analytics uses cookies to analyze how visitors use the Website. Information related to your usage of this Site (including your IP address) is transferred to and stored by Google, Inc. (“Google”) on servers in Ireland. Google uses this information to evaluate your usage of the Site, compile reports on Site activity for the Company, and provide other services related to Site activity and internet usage. For more information about the use of Google Analytics (including opt-out options), you can visit: Google Analytics Privacy Overview.
• ​Insider: Insider cookies consist of cookies that operate through your web browser with a unique identifier structure belonging to a third-party analytics platform. These cookies are used for measuring marketing campaign effectiveness, performance analysis, and personalization activities. For detailed information about Insider cookies, you can visit the page linked here: Insider Product Privacy Policy.
• Google Tag Manager: Google Tag Manager is used for tracking and analytics. Google Tag Manager does not collect any personal data. It is a tool that automatically updates small snippets of code (tags) and therefore can collect sensitive information. However, even if you have rejected cookies or disabled URL-based session tracking, the tags managed by Google Tag Manager will still remain active. For more details, see: Google Tag Manager Use Policy.
• Hotjar: Hotjar cookies provide understandable and anonymous data that allows us to improve the design and functions of our Website according to user experiences and habits. For detailed information about Hotjar cookies, you can visit the page linked here: Hotjar Privacy Policy.

Which Cookies Do We Use?

Below you can find different types of cookies used on our site. We use both first-party cookies (placed by the site you are visiting) and third-party cookies (placed by servers other than the site you are visiting).

Information about the cookies on the Site is provided in the tables below:

•     Google Chrome: Click on the “lock” icon or the “i” character located in the “address bar” of your browser to allow or block cookies from the “Cookie” tab.
•     Internet Explorer: Click on the “Tool” section located in the upper right corner of your browser, then select the “Security” tab to manage cookies by choosing “allow” or “do not allow.”
•     Mozilla Firefox: Click the “menu” icon located in the upper right corner of your browser. You can manage your cookies by clicking the “Options” visual and using the “Privacy and Security” button.
•     For other browsers (like Opera, Microsoft Edge, etc.), you can check the help or support pages of the relevant browser.
•     Safari: Go to the “Settings” section of your phone, select the “Safari” tab, and manage all your cookies from the “Privacy and Security” section.

•     To get informed of whether the Company processes personal data about you or not, and to request information about it if it does,
•     To get informed of the purpose of processing your personal data and whether they are used in accordance with that purpose,
•     To get informed of whether personal data is transferred domestically or abroad and to whom it is transferred,
•     To request revision of personal data if it is incomplete or incorrectly processed,
•     To request the deletion or destruction of personal data within the framework of the conditions stipulated in the relevant legislation,
•     To request third parties, to whom personal data has been transferred, to be notified of the transactions made as a result of the request to revise, delete, and destruct,
•     To object to the emergence of a result against the person due to analyzing the processed data exclusively through automated systems,
•     To request compensation for loss in case of a loss due to the unlawful processing of personal data.