ÖZ&ÖZ LAW OFFICE
COOKIE POLICY
This Cookie Policy (the “Policy”) contains explanations regarding the cookies used on the websites operated by ÖZ&ÖZ Law Office (“ÖZ&ÖZ” or the “Office”). On our website, only strictly necessary (functional) cookies required for the operation of the site are used; no analytics, performance or marketing cookies or third-party tracking cookies are used. You may manage your cookie preferences at any time through your browser settings.
- What Is a Cookie?
Cookies are small text files that are stored on the visitor’s device (such as a computer or telephone) when a website is visited and that may contain data in name-value format. These text files can be interpreted by browsers and servers that are able to access them, and various information can be obtained about the device from which the website is visited. Today, cookies are used on almost every website.
- Who Sends Cookies, and How?
The cookies used on our website are sent by ÖZ&ÖZ Law Office (first-party cookies), through the communication established between the browser on your device (such as Google Chrome, Safari and similar browsers) and the Office’s servers during your visit. No third-party analytics or marketing cookies are used on our website.
- What Types of Cookies Do We Use, and for What Purpose?
Only the following types of strictly necessary cookies are used on our website:
Cookie Type | Description |
Session (Temporary) Cookies | Temporary cookies that are stored on your device until you leave the website or close the browser, and that are then deleted automatically. For example, session cookies created to ensure form security fall within this scope. |
Strictly Necessary / Functional Cookies | Cookies that are required for the website to operate properly and securely and for users to benefit from the services and navigation features offered on the site. For example, session management and form security cookies are considered within this scope. |
The data obtained through these cookies is not used for the purpose of directly identifying users and is processed solely to ensure the functionality and security of the website.
- Legal Grounds for the Data Processed Through Cookies
Personal data processed through strictly necessary cookies is processed on the basis of Article 5/2(c) of the Turkish Personal Data Protection Law No. 6698 — being mandatory for the fulfilment of a service you have requested (the functionality of the website) — and Article 5/2(f) — being mandatory for the legitimate interests of the Office (ensuring the security of the site), provided that it does not harm your fundamental rights and freedoms. Strictly necessary cookies do not require explicit consent by their nature.
For detailed information regarding the personal data processing activities carried out through our website, please review the ÖZ&ÖZ Law Office Privacy Notice on the Processing of Personal Data.
- How Can You Control Your Cookie Preferences?
You may delete the cookies currently on your device and configure your browser to block cookies. However, please note that if you configure your browser to block cookies, since strictly necessary cookies will also be blocked, some services on our website may not function properly.
You can access information on managing cookies in commonly used browsers via the links below:
Browser | Link |
Google Chrome | |
Mozilla Firefox | https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/clear-cookies-and-site-data-firefox |
Safari | |
Microsoft Edge | |
Yandex Browser | https://browser.yandex.com/help/personal-data-protection/cookies.html |
Opera |
- Contact and Applications
You may submit your requests under Article 11 of the KVKK regarding personal data processed through cookies to the Office via [email protected], in accordance with the procedures set out in our Privacy Notice.
- Amendments to the Policy
ÖZ&ÖZ Law Office reserves the right to amend this Cookie Policy at any time. The current Policy takes effect on the date it is published on our website.