LEGAL
Cookie Policy
This text explains what cookies and similar browser storage are used for on the EVİZO website, which of them are strictly necessary, and how you can manage them.
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file saved to your browser when you visit a website. It lets the site remember you during a visit, keep your preferences and carry out security checks. Browser technologies that serve the same purpose, such as local storage and session storage, are also covered by this text. Cookies do not run programs on their own and cannot read the files on your device.
Strictly necessary cookies
This group covers the records the site needs in order to work and which cannot be switched off: verifying your session on the request tracking screen, protecting form submissions against abuse and securing access to the management area. These records are short-lived, are not used for advertising and are not shared with third parties. If you block them in your browser, functions such as request tracking may stop working.
Preference records
The site may keep a few preferences in your browser to keep the experience consistent — chiefly the language you have chosen and a temporary draft so a form you are filling in is not lost. These records stay in your own browser, are not sent to EVİZO servers and are not used to identify you. Clearing your browser data deletes them and returns the site to its default state.
Measurement and marketing cookies
Cookies belonging to analytics tools that measure visitor behaviour, and to advertising networks, are only run once the relevant integration is in place and the explicit consent mechanism required by legislation has gone live. If such a cookie is enabled, the tool and the purpose it serves are announced separately on this page, and it is not loaded without your approval. Once given, consent can always be withdrawn again through the same mechanism.
Managing cookies
Every modern browser lets you view stored cookies, delete them individually or all at once, and block new ones from being saved. These settings are usually found in the browser’s privacy or site data section and differ from device to device. Blocking strictly necessary records may stop parts of the site from working. If you browse in a private window, all records are cleared when you close it.
Changes to this policy
This policy is updated whenever a new tool or integration goes live on the site, and the current text is published on this page. For questions or requests about cookies you can reach us through the contact channels published on the site.