As Unilaw Law and Legal Advisory Services (“Company”), we process personal data and use internet cookies to provide visitors of our website, https://www.unilaw.com.tr/en (“Website”), with an improved browsing experience while respecting their privacy and personal data protection rights. This Cookie Policy (“Policy”) explains the types of cookies used and the conditions under which they are used for all visitors and users of our Website. This Policy applies regardless of the technologies, methods, or means you use to access the Website. Therefore, we recommend that you read this Policy carefully and keep a copy for future reference.
1. What Are Cookies and Why Do We Use Them?
Cookies are small data storage files saved on your computer, mobile phone, tablet, or other mobile devices by the websites you visit. These files store information about your browsing activity on the Website. As a result, your devices will remember this information when you visit the Website again. Cookies are therefore necessary and important for enabling you to use the Website more effectively and conveniently. They are also used to provide you with more relevant services, products, or offers on our Website and third-party websites.
We use cookies for the following purposes:
- To obtain certain technical data required to ensure more effective use of the Website;
- To collect information about your browsing preferences and habits when using the Website;
- To obtain personal data, such as your IP address, where necessary for the Company to fulfil its legal and contractual obligations, particularly those arising under Law No. 5651 on the Regulation of Publications on the Internet and Combating Crimes Committed Through Such Publications and the Regulation on the Procedures and Principles Regarding the Regulation of Publications on the Internet.
2. What Types of Data Do We Process Through Cookies?
Depending on their type, cookies generally collect data relating to your browsing preferences and usage habits on the device you use to access the Website. This data includes the pages you visit, the services you view, and all information relating to your browsing activity on the Website.
3. What Types of Cookies Do We Use and How?
Cookies are small files stored on your desktop or laptop computer or mobile device by a web page you visit. They enable us, for example, to determine whether a connection has previously been established between your device and our web pages, or which language or settings you prefer. Cookies may also contain personal information.
By using our web pages, you are deemed to consent to the use of cookies. You may also use our web pages without consenting to the use of cookies. In other words, you can refuse the use of cookies by adjusting the relevant settings on your device and delete cookies whenever you wish. You can do so as follows:
- Most browsers are configured to accept cookies automatically. You can change this default setting by enabling the “Do not accept cookies” option in your browser.
- You can delete existing cookies at any time. For detailed instructions, please refer to your browser’s user guide or contact your device manufacturer.
- You must refuse or delete cookies separately for each device and, if you use multiple browsers, separately for each browser.
If you refuse the use of cookies, some features of our web pages may become unavailable or their functionality may be limited.
4. How Can You Control and Delete Cookies?
You can delete cookies already stored on your computer and prevent your internet browser from saving or placing cookies. As cookie management procedures vary from browser to browser, please refer to the help menu of your browser or application for detailed information.
5. How Can You Contact Us?
You can send any questions or comments regarding this Policy to us by email at info@unilaw.com.tr.