Cookies

What is a cookie?
Cookies, or "cookies", are text files that are saved on your device( s) when you visit our site from your desktop computer or other mobile devices.

What are cookies used for?
Cookies are used by us so that you can access our website more easily and use our website faster, and to open the pages and advertisements you previously visited faster on your next visits.
In addition, we use cookies to obtain data such as how our visitors visit our website, which pages attract more attention, to improve the usability and design of our website, and to collect statistical information.

What Types of Cookies do we use?

1- Persistent Cookies
These are the files that we use to remember our previously visited pages on our website and that remain saved on your mobile device or desktop device even when you close your browser or device and open it again. We use these cookies to analyze visitor behavior and to improve our system and provide you with a better service. We follow our most frequently visited pages and the number of visitors to our pages, as well as the country and city from which our visitors are connected, with cookies in order to increase the functionality of our site and our content quality. The information obtained with these cookies is also used to statistically create our advertising content and then measure the effectiveness of our ads.
2- Third Party Cookies
We may allow third parties, such as Google search engine, social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and the Google Analytics analytical information collection system, to save cookies on the devices of our website visitors on our behalf. Therefore, in order to obtain more detailed information about the cookies used, please review the privacy and cookie policies of organizations such as Google AdWords, Google Analytics, Facebook and Instagram.

How do I delete cookies?
Most Internet browsers are usually set to automatically accept cookies. You can prevent receiving cookies by turning off the automatic option in your internet settings, or you can set them to receive a warning when sending cookies. You can learn how to delete or set cookies from the help section of your internet browser. Disabling automatic cookie reception will not adversely affect the actions you will take on our site, and you will not see incomplete or erroneous information. It can only partially affect the loading speed of our pages. In addition, you will prevent the forms that you have filled in our system from coming back automatically.