What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file saved to your browser when you visit a website. Cookies let sites remember your preferences; they can also be used to track visitors.
Session cookies are deleted when you close your browser; persistent cookies stay on your device for a set period.
The cookie used on this site
The following is the only cookie used on this site. No other cookie is set.
- Cookie name
- NEXT_LOCALE
- Type
- Strictly necessary / functional — first party
- Purpose
- Remembering the language you selected (Türkçe / English)
- Contents
- A language code only: “tr” or “en”
- Duration
- Session cookie — deleted when you close your browser
- When it is set
- Only when you change the language manually, or when your browser's language preference differs from the language you are viewing
This cookie contains no personal data, does not identify the visitor and is not shared with third parties.
What we do not use
We spell this out because the opposite is true of most corporate sites. None of the following are present here:
- Analytics cookies and visitor measurement tools (Google Analytics, Matomo, Hotjar and similar)
- Advertising, retargeting and profiling cookies
- Social media tracking pixels (Meta Pixel, LinkedIn Insight Tag and similar)
- Third-party font or script servers — typefaces are served from our own server, with no request to Google Fonts
- Browser fingerprinting techniques
- Visitor tracking through local storage (localStorage / sessionStorage)
The only third-party content is the Google Maps box on the Contact page. It does not load by itself; it opens only when you press “Show the map”, and only then can Google's own cookies be set. If you do not press it, no Google cookie is created on that page either.
Managing cookies
Every browser lets you view, delete and block cookies. These settings are usually found under Privacy and security in the browser's Settings.
If you block this site's cookie, the site keeps working; only your language preference will not be remembered, and a default will be chosen from your browser's language on each visit. You can always go straight to the language you want using the /tr or /en prefix in the address bar.
Changes
If the site's use of cookies changes, this page will be updated and the date at the top changed.
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