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Başak Residences, Phase 5

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MTE Yapı | Başak Residences, Phase 5

Location

Istanbul

MTE Yapı | Başak Residences, Phase 5

Construction Site

49,680.00 m²

MTE Yapı | Başak Residences, Phase 5

Project Start and End Dates

2004 – 2006

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PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA

WEBSITE COOKIE POLICY

Protecting the privacy of visitors to the website (www.mteyapi.com), operated by MTE Yapı as the data controller, is one of our organisation’s core principles. This Cookie Policy (“Policy”) explains to all our website visitors and users what types of cookies are used and under what conditions.

Cookies are small text files stored on your device or network server by the websites you visit via your computer or mobile device.

They are generally used to provide you with a personalised experience whilst you are using the website, to enhance the services offered and to improve your experience, and may contribute to ease of use whilst you are browsing a website. If you do not wish to accept cookies, you can delete or block them via your browser settings. However, we would like to remind you that this may affect your use of our website. Unless you change your cookie settings in your browser, we will assume that you consent to the use of cookies on this site.

1. WHAT TYPE OF DATA IS PROCESSED IN COOKIES?

Depending on their type, cookies on websites collect data relating to your browsing and usage preferences on the device you use to visit the site. This data includes information about the pages you access, the services and products you view, your preferred language setting and other preferences.

2. WHAT ARE COOKIES AND WHAT ARE THEIR PURPOSES?

Cookies are small text files stored on your device or network server via your browser by the websites you visit. These small text files, which contain your preferred language and other settings for the site, help us to remember your preferences the next time you visit and enable us to make improvements to our services to enhance your experience on the site. This means you can enjoy a better and more personalised user experience the next time you visit.

The main purposes for which cookies are used on our website are listed below:

To improve the services we offer you by enhancing the functionality and performance of our website,
To improve the website, introduce new features via the website, and personalise the features offered according to your preferences;
To ensure the legal and commercial security of both you and the Organisation, and to prevent fraudulent transactions from being carried out via the Website;
To fulfil its legal and contractual obligations, in particular those arising from Law No. 5651 on the Regulation of Publications Made on the Internet and the Combating of Offences Committed Through Such Publications, and the Regulation on the Procedures and Principles Governing the Regulation of Publications Made on the Internet.

3. TYPES OF COOKIES USED ON OUR WEBSITE

3.1. Session Cookies

Session cookies ensure that the website functions properly throughout your visit. They are used for purposes such as ensuring the security and continuity of our websites and your visit. Session cookies are temporary; they are deleted when you close your browser and return to our site, and are not permanent.

3.2. Persistent Cookies

These types of cookies are used to remember your preferences and are stored on your device via your browser. Persistent cookies remain stored even after you have closed the browser you used to visit our website or restarted your computer. These cookies are kept in your browser’s subfolders until they are deleted via your browser settings.

Certain types of persistent cookies may be used to provide you with personalised recommendations, taking into account factors such as your purpose for using the website.

Thanks to persistent cookies, when you revisit our website using the same device, the system checks whether a cookie created by our website is present on your device; if so, it recognises that you have visited the site before, and the content to be displayed to you is determined accordingly, thereby enabling us to provide you with a better service.

3.3. Essential/Technical Cookies

These are essential cookies that are required for the website you are visiting to function properly. The purpose of these cookies is to provide the necessary services by ensuring the website works correctly. For example, they enable you to access secure sections of the website, use its features and navigate the site.

3.4. Analytical Cookies

These cookies collect information about how the website is used, the frequency and number of visits, and show how visitors arrive at the site. The purpose of using these cookies is to improve the site’s functionality, thereby enhancing its performance and identifying general trends. They do not contain any data that could be used to identify individual visitors. For example, they show the number of error messages displayed or the most frequently visited pages.

3.5. Functional Cookies

It records the choices a visitor makes on the site so that it can remember them on their next visit. The purpose of these types of cookies is to make the site easier for visitors to use. For example, it prevents the user from having to re-enter their password on every page they visit.

3.6. Targeting/Advertising Cookies

They enable the effectiveness of the adverts shown to visitors to be measured and the number of times the adverts have been viewed to be calculated. The purpose of these types of cookies is to display adverts tailored to visitors’ interests.

Similarly, they enable the identification of visitors’ specific interests based on their browsing behaviour and the presentation of relevant content. For example, they prevent an advert shown to a visitor from being displayed again within a short period of time.

4. HOW ARE COOKIE PREFERENCES MANAGED?

To change your cookie preferences, or to block or delete cookies, simply adjust your browser settings.

Many browsers allow you to control cookies by offering the option to accept or reject them, to accept only certain types of cookies, or to be notified by the browser when a website requests to store cookies on your device.

It is also possible to delete cookies that have previously been stored in your browser.

If you disable or block cookies, you may need to set certain preferences manually; as we will be unable to recognise or link your account, some features and services on the website may not work properly. You can change your browser settings by clicking on the relevant link in the table below.

5. EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE WEBSITE PRIVACY POLICY

The Website Privacy Policy is dated …./…./…. Should the Policy be revised in its entirety or in respect of specific provisions, the effective date of the Policy will be updated. The Privacy Policy is published on the Organisation’s website (www.mteyapi.com) and is made available to data subjects upon their request.

MTE Yapı
Address: Muratlı Production Facility: İstiklal Kurtpınar Mah. Atatürk Cad. No:230
Telephone: +90 0212 549 26 03
Email: info@mteyapi.com
Website: www.mteyapi.com

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