Cookie Policy

Cookie Policy on the Protection of Personal Data pursuant to the Law No. 6698 on the Protection of Personal Data (“KVKK”)

We would like to inform you about the types of cookies used on the website of Opsan Orijinal Sac Parça San. Tic. A.Ş. (“Opsan”) during your visit, the purposes for which these cookies are used, and the settings, management and deletion of these cookies.

Certain cookies are used to collect information about site usage during visits to our website. Our purpose here is to provide convenience to the users visiting our website and to improve its operation.

What Is a Cookie?

Cookies are very small text files, generally consisting of letters and numbers, that are stored on your computer, mobile phones, tablets or other mobile devices when you visit a web page. Cookies contain information about your browsing history in the internet environment.

Types of Cookies and Their Purposes

First-party cookies are cookies used by the main server of the web page with which the user interacts. Cookies placed through servers other than the server displaying the main content of the website are third-party cookies. Session cookies are generally deleted when the visitor leaves the website, while persistent cookies remain on visitors’ devices for varying periods. Technical cookies, authentication cookies, targeting/advertising cookies, personalisation cookies and analytical cookies are cookies that we can categorise according to their purpose of use.

Cookie Types Used on Our Website

The cookie types and their purposes of use are explained below.

Mandatory Cookies	These are required for our website to function correctly. For example, mandatory cookies are used for purposes such as authentication and preventing the loss of information related to your current session. These cookies are used for purposes such as security and verification.
Cookies Necessary for Functionality	These are cookies that allow the preferences of users visiting our website to be remembered. For example, they enable the visitor’s language preference or text font size selection to be remembered. Not allowing the use of such cookies may cause a feature specific to you not to be used and prevents your preferences from being remembered.
Cookies Necessary for Performance and Analysis	These are cookies that help to improve our website. Such cookies collect information about how visitors use the site and are used to monitor whether the site is working as it should and to detect any errors that occur.

Mandatory cookies and cookies necessary for functionality are processed within the scope of Article 5/2/(c) of the KVKK regarding the performance of a contract, and Article 5/2/(f) of the KVKK regarding the processing of data being necessary for the legitimate interests of the data controller, provided that this does not harm the fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject. Cookies Necessary for Performance and Analysis, on the other hand, will only be used if you have given your explicit consent.

Social Plugins

When you visit our website and click on social network plugins such as Facebook or Twitter (e.g. “Tell a friend”, “Share” or “Share with friends”), your web browser will establish a connection with the servers of the relevant social network. By clicking on social network plugins, you allow your web browser to connect to the servers of the relevant social network and to transmit usage data to the relevant operator of the social network.

Please note that we have no influence or control over the scope of the data processed by social networks through plugins. For more information about the purposes, methods and periods for which social networks will process your personal data, please carefully review the personal data processing policies published by the relevant social networks.

The addresses of the relevant plugin providers, together with their data protection information and URLs, are listed below:

• Facebook Inc., 1601 S California Ave, Palo Alto, California 94304, USA; facebook.com/policy.php.
• Twitter, Inc., 1355 Market St, Suite 900, San Francisco, California 94103, USA; twitter.com/privacy.
• Google Analytics uses cookies to analyse how visitors use the website. For more information about the use of Google Analytics (including opt-out options), you can visit the Google privacy policy page.

How Are Cookies Collected?

Data is collected through the devices from which you access browsers. It can be deleted by the user at any time and access to the information can be disabled. You can delete cookies already present on your computer and prevent cookies from being saved/placed in your internet browser.

Internet browsers are pre-configured to accept cookies automatically. Since managing cookies varies from browser to browser, you can refer to the help menu of the browser or application for detailed information.

Our Privacy Policy

Your privacy is important to us; your privacy and security rights are our fundamental principle. In order to protect the confidentiality of our customers’ personal information, the necessary measures have been taken by keeping our company’s system and internet infrastructure at the most reliable level.

What Are Your Rights as a Data Subject?

Pursuant to Article 11 of the KVKK, by applying to us in person and proving your identity, you have the right, in relation to your personal data, to;

• learn whether the Company processes your personal data and, if so, to request information about it,
• learn the purpose of processing your personal data and whether it is used in accordance with its purpose,
• learn whether your personal data is transferred domestically or abroad and to whom it is transferred.

In addition, you have the right to request the correction of your incorrect and incomplete personal data and the notification of the recipients to whom your data has been or may have been transferred.

You may request from the Company the destruction (erasure, deletion or anonymisation) of your personal data within the conditions set out in Article 7 of the KVKK. At the same time, you may request that third parties to whom the data has been or may be transferred be informed of your destruction request. However, which method is appropriate will be evaluated by us according to the circumstances of the specific case upon assessing your destruction request. In this regard, you may always request information from us about why we have chosen the destruction method we selected.

You may object to the results arising from the analysis of your personal data exclusively through an automated system, if such results are contrary to your interests.

You may request the compensation of damages in the event that you suffer loss due to the unlawful processing of your personal data.

Pursuant to Article 11 of the KVKK, as a data subject, you may submit your requests regarding the application of the Law and any information requests regarding the processing of your personal data to info@opsan.com.tr by means of an e-mail signed with your secure electronic signature or mobile signature, or in writing to the address Davutpaşa Cd. Karacabey Sokak No:5, 34010 Topkapı/İstanbul, Turkey (via a notary or by registered, return-receipt mail). In addition, if you have an electronic mail address that you have previously notified to us and that is registered in our system, you may also submit your requests to us using that electronic mail address. Pursuant to Article 5 of the Communiqué on the Procedures and Principles of Application to the Data Controller, your application must include your name, surname, your signature if your application is in writing, your Turkish Republic identity number if you are a Turkish citizen or your passport number (or identity number, if any) if you are a foreigner, your residential or business address for notification, your electronic mail address, telephone and fax number for notification, if any, and the subject of your request.

Applications you make within this scope will be concluded as soon as possible and within at most 30 days, free of charge. However, if the process requires an additional cost, the fee in the tariff determined by the Personal Data Protection Board may be charged.