What Kind of Cookies Do We Use?

Nart uses Basic Cookies, Performance Cookies, Redirect Cookies, Functional Cookies, Target Audience or Advertising Cookies, Third Party Cookies on its own Sites.

Cookies used on the Nart website;

Cookie Type What does it do?

Do these cookies collect your personal information / can they identify you?

Basic These cookies are necessary for the Nart website to function properly, they enable you to navigate our sites and benefit from site features. An example of this is remembering previous actions (eg text entry) when returning to a page within the same session. These cookies do not identify your identity.

If you do not accept these cookies, the performance of the website or parts of the site may be affected. Performance These cookies; It helps us understand how visitors interact with our website by providing information about issues such as areas visited, time spent on the site, and error messages encountered. This allows us to improve the performance of our website. These cookies do not identify you. All data is taken and aggregated anonymously. For Target Audience or Advertising Purposes These cookies are used to present content that is close to you and your interests. It can be used to serve targeted ads or to limit the number of times an ad is displayed to you. It also helps us measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns on Nart and non-Nart websites. You can use these cookies to remember the websites you visit, and many types of these cookies, including advertisers and our own companies, can collect identifying information by tracking consumers with their IP addresses. For detailed information about the information collected and how this information is used, we may share it with third parties, see the Targeting / Advertising section above.

Nart uses the information it collects through cookies in accordance with the Nart Privacy Policy. By continuing to visit the Nart website, you consent to the placing of cookies on your device. If you do not want cookies to be placed on your device, you can refuse the use of cookies from your browser’s settings or options, or you should not use the Nart website. In order to have the best experience on your website visit, we recommend that you do not refuse the use of cookies.

For what purpose do we use cookies?

We use cookies to facilitate the use of the Nart website, and to better customize the Nart website and our products in line with your interests and needs. Cookies are also used to speed up your activities and experiences on our sites in the future. We also use cookies to help us gather anonymous and aggregated statistical data that enables us to understand how users use our sites, and to help us improve the structure and content of our sites. Some pages you visit may receive information that can be shared with third parties that directly support our promotional activities and website improvements by using pixel tags (also called clean gifs). For example, website usage information about the visitors to the Nart website may be shared with our third party advertising agencies in order to ensure the visibility of banner ads on our websites more effectively. (Please read Note 2 below. Delete this yellow area after reading.)

How do we use third party cookies?

We work with some third-party suppliers that set cookies on your device when you visit the Nart website so that they can offer you the services they provide. For detailed information about these cookies and how you can opt out of receiving these cookies, see the relevant sections below. When you visit the Nart website, you may receive cookies from third party websites or domains. Detailed information about these cookies may be available on the relevant third party website. (Please read Note 3 below. Delete this yellow area after reading.)

How can you control or delete cookies?

In general, internet browsers are predefined to automatically accept cookies. Browsers can be set to block cookies or to alert the user when cookies are sent to the device. Since managing cookies differs from browser to browser, you can refer to the browser’s help menu for detailed information. For details about the deletion or blocking of cookies and general information about cookies, you can get information from www.allaboutcookies.org If you refuse persistent or session cookies, you can continue to use the website, but you may not be able to access all functions of the website or your access may be limited.

To turn off cookies;
o You can use the “Settings/Privacy/Content Settings/Turn off cookies” option in your browser settings in Chrome. For more information: Cookies in Chrome(Open in new tab).

o For Internet Explorer users: You can use “Options/Internet Settings/Privacy/Settings”. For more information: Cookies in Internet Explorer(Open in new tab).

o For Firefox users: You can use the “Tools / Options’ / Privacy / Cookie acceptance method / Until Firefox is closed” options. For more information: Cookies in Mozilla Firefox

This Cookie Practices Policy we have prepared has been prepared as a draft, and the accuracy of its contents should be evaluated by the persons and units responsible for the creation and management of the Website.

Note #1:

Cookies used on the Website “What Kind of Cookies Do We Use?” should be specified in detail in the table under the heading and just below this field. In this area, cookies that we assume may have been used on the Website are specified as examples. It should be examined whether these cookies are used on the Website and whether different cookies are used other than these cookies, and it should be stated in this section. In this regard, written information must be obtained from the persons and units responsible for the creation and management of the Website.

Note #2:

“What Purpose Do We Use Cookies For?” Under the heading, it is stated hypothetically (as an example) that some pages use pixel tags. These types of cookies are generally advertising and 3rd party cookies, and they are used to create more effective advertisements and campaigns by collecting users’ website usage habits.

If such pixel tags are not used, it would be appropriate to make adjustments in this section, or if such pixel tags are used but with different purposes and methods, or if different cookies are used, these issues must be clearly stated. In this regard, written information must be obtained from the persons and units responsible for the creation and management of the Website. In some cases, these pixel tags are collected for statistical information and do not receive the IP information of the users. However, if the platform (“platform”) on which the cookies are managed can access the IP information of the user, then the issue should be clearly stated. Although the platform has access to IP information, it will be a serious violation if this situation is not stated in this text, in the clarification text, and also in the data inventory.

The point that should be emphasized here is not whether Nart uses the IP information in question; Whether it is possible for Nart to somehow access this IP information through the software/platform it uses. If Nart can access this IP information through the platform, that is, if the platform obtains this IP information for Nart, it will be deemed that Nart receives IP information even if it does not see or use this IP information at all.

Note #3:

“How Do We Use Third Party Cookies?” In the section titled, it is stated that 3rd party cookies are used on the Website. If no advertising and 3rd party cookies are used in this way, this should be stated in this section and the relevant sections above. Since such cookies, in some cases, obtain IP information from users, it should be questioned whether advertising and 3rd party cookies are actually used on the Website. Again, we would like to underline that written information about these cookies must be obtained from the persons and units responsible for the creation and management of the Website.

3.1.2. Privacy Policy

As emphasized in the cookies section above, it is almost impossible not to access and collect data from users on today’s websites. Although users have options such as canceling some of these cookies, blocking some processes, blocking some types of cookies, a complete blocking cannot be done. Moreover, these businesses create their websites in an interactive structure in order to communicate better with website users and to carry out their commercial activities more effectively. As a requirement of interactiveness, it creates areas where users can send messages, ask questions, and convey their criticisms and opinions; they use online job application forms to reach personnel candidates in a faster, cheaper and more effective way and to recruit personnel, and they focus on areas where users can contact them directly in other ways.

Due to the nature of these activities, they access and process the data of users. This is where the Privacy Policy comes into play. Privacy policies are established both within the scope of the legislation on the Protection of Personal Data and the legislation on the regulation of electronic commerce. In the privacy policy, in the simplest terms, it is a commitment to the users regarding the care to be taken in the protection of their personal data; informs users about how their personal data is collected, how this data is used, how long this data will be stored, with whom and for what purposes this data can be shared. From this point of view, although it has been seen that the privacy policy, the importance of which has been demonstrated once again, is available on the Nart website, an advisory privacy policy has been prepared in this report in order to ensure that there is no missing point. It would be appropriate to publish the Privacy Policy in this section by creating a footer area at the bottom of the Website. In addition, hyperlinks should be given to the relevant fields in the texts such as the above-mentioned clarification texts and the cookie policy to this Privacy Policy, which we have stated below.