Cookie Policy
A measured cookie inventory. Cookies in use on this site today: zero.
This is an informational translation. In case of any discrepancy, the Turkish text prevails.
No tracking cookies are used on this site.
Everything stored in your browser is listed in the table below, and all of it is first party: your language preference, the country code you arrived from, and your cookie preference. None of it identifies you. The site uses no analytics, advertising pixel, embedded video or social plugin; measured third-party requests: zero.
Until 3 September 2026 this site used no cookies at all. When the English version was added, two cookies became necessary to remember your language preference; both are listed below.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file a site leaves in your browser. Other browser storage methods such as localStorage can do the same job; this text covers every item stored in your browser, whether or not it is called a cookie.
Items stored on this site
The table below shows everything the site can store in your browser. It is not written by hand; it is generated from the site’s own inventory.
| Name | Provider | Type | Category | Purpose | Duration | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
es_ulke | emirhansevim.com | cerez | Strictly Necessary | Storing the country code the visit came from; determines who is shown the English suggestion bar. | 30 days | First party |
es_dil | emirhansevim.com | cerez | Strictly Necessary | Remembering your language preference; the suggestion bar is not shown again. | 12 months | First party |
es_cerez_tercihi | emirhansevim.com | localStorage | Strictly Necessary | Remembering your cookie preference and the text version it was given for. | 12 months | First party |
The only item on the list stores your own cookie preferenceand is created only when you make a choice in the preference centre. It contains nothing that identifies you: only your category choices, the time of the choice and the version of the text. No identity, IP address or fingerprint is kept.
Categories
Strictly Necessary — cannot be switched off
Items needed for the site to work and for your preferences to be remembered. These do not require explicit consent and cannot be switched off.
Items currently in this category: 3.
Functional
Items that remember preferences such as language or appearance, and are not required for the site to work.
Items currently in this category: 0. Nothing runs in this category.
Analytics / Performance
Items that measure how the site is used — which page is read, where you get stuck.
Items currently in this category: 0. Nothing runs in this category.
Advertising / Marketing
Items used for serving ads and behavioural targeting. These are not run without explicit consent.
Items currently in this category: 0. Nothing runs in this category.
Why no consent box appears
There is not a single item on the site that requires explicit consent. Asking for consent when there is nothing to consent to would present a data processing operation that does not exist as though it did.
The Turkish Personal Data Protection Authority’s Guide on Cookie Practices states that obtaining explicit consent for items required for a site’s basic functionality would not be compatible with the principle of good faith. That is why no unnecessary consent dialog appears here.
The mechanism is nevertheless built and working: the moment an item requiring explicit consent is added to the site, the preference bar becomes visible on its own and that item is not loaded until you allow it.
How to change your preference
You can change your choice or withdraw your permission entirely at any time from the Cookie Preferences page. That link sits at the bottom of every page on the site.
You can also delete all data stored for this site from your browser’s settings. That deletes the preference record too; on your next visit your preference is treated as not having been given.
Changes
If a new service (analytics or embedded video, for example) is added to the site, this table and the categories are updated. Because the table is generated from the inventory, it is not possible for an added item to be missing here.