GALATAPORT ISTANBUL COOKIE POLICY
Galataport İstanbul Cookie
Policy
This Policy contains
information about the types of SDKs (Software Development Kits) used in the
mobile application managed by Galataport İstanbul, their areas of usage, how
third-party SDKs are used for advertising and retargeting purposes, information
on how cookie management is carried out on the user's side and how profiling
works are done.
Definitions
User: Refers to people who visit Galataport
İstanbul, its mobile website or mobile application, whether they are a MEMBER
or not.
SDK: SDKs or Software
Development Kits are the tools that software developers use for creating
applications and integrate with other applications. 3rd party SDKs add
functionality to mobile applications. For the functionality of these SDKs, your
personal data such as your device ID (IDFA for IOS users, ADID for Android
users), special ID number assigned to you when you become a member of
Galataport İstanbul and the data your device manufacturers share may be collected
and processed.
Why and How Galataport
İstanbul use SDKs?
SDKs belonging to
third parties in the Galataport İstanbul application may be used to recognize
users and show them personalized content and advertisements on platforms
operated by Galataport İstanbul or in search engines or other advertising
channels where Galataport İstanbul advertisements are published. In order to
provide you with customized advertisements, advertising technology uses
information about your previous visits to the website/mobile application/mobile
site of Galataport İstanbul and the websites/mobile sites/mobile applications
where Galataport İstanbul advertises.
SDKs of Google and
Visilabs are used in the ZUBİZU Mobile Application. SDK of Google Analytics is
used to analyze how visitors use the mobile application with statistical
information/reports. Galataport İstanbul also uses Visilabs service for
analysis purposes.
Like Google Analytics,
SDK of Visilabs is used to analyze how visitors use the website/mobile
application/mobile site with statistical information/reports.
Visilabs is used to provide you with customized communication at the
right time and at the right place. It can work if you allow location access for
Galataport İstanbul. You can always turn off the location access from
Settings>Privacy>Location Services on your IOS device and from
Settings>Apps>Galataport İstanbul>Permissions on your Android device
or from the settings section on your app.
Why and How Galataport
İstanbul do Profiling?
Galataport İstanbul
segments its users in accordance with their behavioral patterns using SDKs
whose purposes were explained above. It aims to know its users better and to
provide a better service by knowing the certain behavioral patterns in this
way. Galataport İstanbul uses profiling for their users in order to provide
them with benefits such as opportunities, discounts and campaigns in line with
their liking and usage preferences on the website and/or mobile application.
Many independent parameters play a role in profiling users. Demographics and
behavioral data can be given as examples to these.
Users’ likings,
preferences, browsing history, transaction history, demographic information,
location information, provided that the user has given permission, are shared
with third parties that have SDK integration with Galataport İstanbul so that
they can be retargeted. Personal data transfers realized within this scope are
carried out through the secure environment and channels provided by the
relevant third party.
How to manage your
Cookie Permission Setting
In order to manage the
data that cookies or SDKs in the mobile applications can obtain from the mobile
devices of users and to determine the
privacy settings of mobile device, the instructions from the following
addresses can be followed:
On devices using the
IOS operating system: https://support.apple.com/tr-tr/guide/iphone/iphf60a6a256/ios
On devices using the
Android operating system: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/2662856?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&oco=1&hl=tr#everywhere