We take into account the Data Protection Law, the secondary legislation of the Law and the Decisions of the Personal Data Protection Board, as well as the Law No. 5651 on the Regulation of Publications Made on the Internet and Combating Crimes Committed through Publication.

In this context, your cookie data can be processed on corporate websites and in applications where social media is used.

What is a Cookie?

Cookies are small data files that enable the recording and collection of certain data sent by the internet browser used by individuals and the internet network server to users' devices (computer, mobile phone, tablet, etc.).

What are the Types of Cookies?

Cookies, whose purpose is to provide convenience to users, are classified according to their duration or the domain name to which they belong.

If cookies are classified in terms of duration, they are divided into two: session cookies and persistent cookies.

Session cookies refer to cookies that are deleted when the user closes the browser.

Persistent cookies are cookies that remain on the user's computer/device for a predetermined period of time.

Cookies are classified according to the domain they belong to, and are divided into two:

Related party cookies are cookies placed by the visited domain.

Third party cookies are cookies placed by a different domain that is visited. If people outside the visited domain place cookies on the user's device via the visited domain, this is a third party cookie.

Why Are Cookies Held?

TRIOBATTERY can recognize users through cookies and allows data owners to benefit from the browser in the most efficient way, to improve user experience, to keep anonymous statistics without including user information, to be able to promote and inform TRIOBATTERY.

Is It Mandatory to Use Cookies?

Most browsers allow the use of cookies. If cookies are disabled, websites may slow down.

How to Disable Cookies?

The lifespan of cookies varies depending on browser settings. If you do not prefer to use cookies, cookies can be deleted or disabled through your browser settings.

What is the Place of Cookies in the Scope of KVKK?

Even if it is not initially considered that personal data is collected through cookies, the information kept in the background (IP address) falls within the scope of the Personal Data Protection Law. Therefore, it should be noted that the data obtained through cookies will only be evaluated within the scope of the Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK) to the extent that they constitute personal data within the framework of Turkish law.