Cookie Policy

Last Updated: 19/03/2023

As FENİKS ETİKET VE AMBALAJ SAN.TİC.LTD.ŞTİ (Feniks), we use cookies and similar technologies, products (collectively referred to as "Cookies") to enable you to use our websites and mobile applications efficiently and improve your user experience.

This text provides information about the cookies that will be used when you visit the website https://feniksambalaj.com.tr (“Site”) or use the Feniks application that you download to your mobile device (“Mobile Application”).

If you do not prefer the use of cookies, you can delete or block cookies from your browser settings. However, we would like to remind you that this may affect your use of the Site.

You can access the disclosure text about your personal data that we process as FENIKS, a “Data Controller” within the scope of the Personal Data Protection Law No. 6698 (“Law”), through the Site or Mobile Application or via the link https://feniksambalaj.com.tr/privacypolicy.

1. What are cookies and other similar technologies?

A cookie is a small text file that is saved to your computer or mobile device via your browser when you visit a website. Cookies enable a website to work more efficiently and provide personalized pages for a faster and more suitable browsing experience to your personal needs. Cookies only contain information about your browsing history on the internet and do not collect any information about files stored on your computer or mobile device.

In addition, there are other technologies used for similar purposes with cookies ("Cookie Similar Technologies"), including:

• Pixel tags (transparent graphical images placed on a website that indicate when a page is viewed)
• Mobile device identifiers (used to store information about the use of a mobile device in third-party environments through IDFA, advertising ID, etc.)
• Segmentation/Reporting Products (programs/products that work by adding ready-made codes to websites or mobile devices with various methods and report/interpret/store the actions of users on the website or mobile device through these codes)

The term “Cookies” used in this text will also cover Cookie Similar Technologies.

2. Types of Cookies and Their Purposes of Use

2.1. Cookies in terms of validity periods:

• Temporary Cookies: Session Cookies are temporary cookies used during visitors' visits to the website that are deleted after the browser is closed. The main purpose of these cookies is to ensure that the website works properly during your visit. For example, it is possible to fill out online forms consisting of multiple pages thanks to these cookies.
• Persistent Cookies: Persistent cookies are types of cookies used to improve the functionality of the website and provide a faster and better service. These types of cookies are used to remember visitors' preferences and are stored on visitors' devices through browsers. Some types of persistent cookies can be used to provide personalized recommendations to visitors, taking into account the purpose of using the website. When the website is visited again with the same device thanks to persistent cookies, it is checked whether a cookie created by the website is present on visitors' devices, and if so, it is understood that the website has been visited before and the contents to be delivered to visitors are determined accordingly. Cookie Similar Technologies are also included in this scope.

2. Types of Cookies and Their Purposes

2.1. Cookies by Validity Period:

• Session Cookies: Temporary cookies used during visitors' use of the website that are deleted after the browser is closed. The main purpose of these cookies is to ensure the website works properly during your visit. For example, these cookies allow you to fill out online forms consisting of multiple pages.
• Persistent Cookies: Types of cookies used to improve the functionality of the website and provide faster and better service. These cookies are used to remember visitors' preferences and stored on their devices through browsers. Some types of persistent cookies can be used to provide visitors with personalized recommendations based on the purpose of using the website. With persistent cookies, when the website is revisited on the same device, it is checked whether a cookie created by the website exists on visitors' devices. If so, it is understood that the website has been visited before and the content to be transmitted to visitors is determined accordingly. Cookie-like technologies are also included in this scope.

2.2. Cookies by Source:

• First-Party Cookies: Cookies placed directly on visitors' devices by the website. First-party cookies are identified by the website you are browsing and can only be read by this site.
• Third-Party Cookies: Cookies identified by other organizations used for different services. For example, external data analysis services we use and the suppliers who provide this service identify cookies on our behalf to report what is popular and what is not.

2.3. Cookies by Purpose:

• Necessary Cookies: Necessary cookies are cookies required for browsing our website and using its secure areas. These cookies are used for purposes such as security and authentication and are not used for any marketing purposes or to identify you. An example of this is remembering previous actions when returning to a page within the same session.
• Functionality Cookies: Functionality cookies allow us to remember your past choices on our website for a more personalized online experience (such as your username, location, or language used). The information collected by these cookies may include hidden data that can identify you, such as your username or profile picture. Disallowing the use of these cookies may prevent you from using a special feature and prevent your preferences from being remembered.
• Performance Cookies: These cookies help us understand how visitors interact with our website by collecting information such as how you use our website, which pages you visit, and which links you click on. These cookies do not identify you. All data is collected anonymously and aggregated.
• Marketing Cookies: These cookies are used to provide you with content that is relevant to your interests. They can also be used to present targeted ads or to limit the number of times an ad is displayed to you. Many types of these cookies can collect identifying information by tracking consumers.

3. What happens if cookies are not accepted?

If you decide not to accept cookies, certain features of this website may not be displayed or may not function correctly. This can limit what you can do on our website and can have an impact on the design and user experience.

Features That May Be Affected

• Use of the "My Favorites" (My Content) function
• Personalized experience of the website
• Watching videos
• Liking or sharing this page on social networks
• Display of embedded content

4. How can you prevent the use of cookies?

Although cookies are used to improve the performance of websites or mobile devices, you can prevent their use if you wish. However, please note that in this case, the website or mobile application may not function properly and you may not be able to take advantage of all its features. To prevent the use of cookies, you need to change the settings of your internet browser. These changes may vary depending on the device and internet browser you use. Below are instructions on how to prevent the use of cookies using different internet browsers:

• Internet Explorer
  1. Open the desktop and tap or click on the Internet Explorer icon on the taskbar.
  2. Tap or click on the Tools button and select Internet Options.
  3. Tap or click on the Privacy tab, move the slider up to block all cookies, and then tap or click OK.
• Google Chrome
  1. Open Chrome on your computer.
  2. Click More Settings in the upper right corner.
  3. Click Advanced at the bottom.
  4. Click Content settings under "Privacy and security".
  5. Click Cookies.
  6. Search for the name of the website under "All cookies and site data".
  7. Click the Remove button on the right side of the site.
• Mozilla Firefox
  1. Click the Firefox Menu button and select Options.
  2. Select the Privacy & Security panel and go to the History section.
  3. Change Firefox will to Use custom settings for history.
  4. Click Show Cookies. The Cookies window will appear.
  5. Type the name of the site whose cookies you want to remove into the Search: field. Matching cookies will be displayed.
  6. Select the cookie(s) you want to delete and click the Remove Selected button.
  7. Close the Cookies window by clicking the close button. Then close the about:preferences page.
• Safari
  1. Select Safari > Preferences.
  2. Click Privacy.
  3. Click Manage Website Data.
  4. Select one or more websites, then click Remove or Remove All.
• Microsoft Edge
  1. Click the three-dot icon in the upper right corner of your Microsoft Edge browser and go to Settings.
  2. After selecting Clear items to select from, choose the sections you want to clear.
  3. There are several sections here. You can start the cleaning process by selecting the one you want.

5. Used cookies and their purposes

5.1. Required Cookies

5.2. Functionality Cookies

5.3. Performance Cookies

5.4. Marketing Cookies