6. PROCESSING PERSONAL DATAOur personal data processing principlesWe process personal data in accordance with the following principles.Processing in accordance with the law and honestyWe process personal data in accordance with the rules of honesty, transparency and within the framework of our obligation to enlighten.Ensure that personal data is accurate and up-to-date when necessaryWe take the necessary measures in our data processing procedures to ensure that the processed data is accurate and up-to-date. We also provide the Personal Data Holder with opportunity to contact us to update their data and correct any errors in the processed data.Processing for specific, clear and legitimate purposesWe process personal data in accordance with our legitimate aims to maintain our activities within the framework of the legislation and the usual flow of business life, with clearly defined scope and content.Personal data is linked, limited and measured for the purpose for which it is processedWe process personal data in a limited and measured manner in relation to the purpose we set, clearly and precisely. We avoid the processing of personal data that is not relevant or does not need to be processed. Therefore, we do not process sensitive personal data unless we have a legal obligation to do so, and we obtain explicit consent to the matter when necessary.Storing personal data for the duration of our legitimate commercial interests and foreseen by statutory regulationsMany regulations in the legislation require that personal data be stored for a certain period of time. Therefore, we store the personal data that we process for a period of time required by the relevant legislation or for the purposes for which the personal data are processed. We will delete, destroy or anonymize personal data in the event that the storage period provided for in the legislation expires or the purpose of processing disappears. Our principles and procedures for storage periods are detailed in Article 8 of this Policy.Our personal data processing purposesWe process personal data for purposes similar to, but not limited to, the following:Carrying out our licensing activities,Providing support services to customers within the scope of contract and service standards,Determining the preferences and needs of our customers and shaping and updating the services to be provided to our customers in this context,Fulfilling our legal obligations as required or necessitate by legal regulations,Implementing the instructions and procedures within the "Company",Improvement management and planning,Following the approval of the applications made by seller,Organisation of events and organisations,Ensuring security,Creation and management of visitor records,Management of website and mobile applications,Measuring customer satisfaction,Carrying out market research and statistical studies,Surveys, contests, promotions and sponsorships,Evaluation of job applications,Establishing contact with persons who are in business relationship with the “Company”Marketing,Compliance management,Vendor / supplier management,Advertising,Legal reporting,Planning and carrying out risk management and quality improvement works,Billing.Processing of sensitive personal data
Sensitive personal data are processed by us by taking administrative and technical measures stipulated in the laws and by the GDPR Board and if there is explicit consent or if required by the legislation. Sensitive personal data relating to health and sexual life, protection of public health, preventive medicine, medical diagnosis, treatment and care services, planning and management of health services and financing could be processed with the obligation of secrecy of persons or authorised institutions and organisations without explicit consent.Processing of personal data collected through cookies on our websiteWe use cookies to improve the way our website’s operation and usage, and we try to make the time you spend on our website more efficient and enjoyable. In addition, we use some cookies to remember your preferences on our website and thus providing you with an enhanced and personalised experience. We may collect, process, transfer and store your personal data through the cookies on our website. For detailed information about the cookies we use on our website, you can review our "Cookie Policy".Processing of personal data collected on our websiteInformation below are collected, through communication and / or licensing, purchase forms through our website;Name, surname andE-mail and telephone informationFull AddressInvoice information of purchaser/institution (Identity Number, Tax Number, and Tax Office)Information below is collected through the application forms on our website. Applicants’;Name surname,Place of birth,Date of birth,Contact information andProcessing of your personal data for security purposesWe collect process and store your personal data to ensure the security of our electronic media (website, server and domain) systems. In this context;Website visitor movements and transactions,The information in the form filled out during the registration phase of the website,Visitor (name-surname, identity number, tax number, tax office) information is collected.Processing of personal data within the scope of suggestions, requests and complaints managementIn order to improve our services, personal data are collected and processed through the forms available on our website within the scope of suggestions, requests and complaints. In this context;Name surname,Electronic mail,The contents of the message are collected.Processing of personal data through explicit consentAs per the legislation, personal data cannot be processed without the explicit consent of the person concerned. The explicit consent is defined in the law as the consent given to a certain subject based on information and free will. In the event of the processed data is of a sensitive personal nature, the explanations in section 6 are valid.Exceptional cases where explicit consent is not sought in the processing of personal dataWe may process personal data without explicit consent in the following exceptional circumstances arising from the law:Clearly foreseen by lawThe personal data of the data subject may be processed in accordance with the law, if it is clearly foreseen by law.Failure to obtain explicit consent of the data subject due to actual impossibilityPersonal data may be processed without explicit consent if it is compulsory for the protection of the life or physical integrity of the person who is unable to disclose his or her consent due to the impossibility or whose legal consent is not granted.To be directly related to the establishment or execution of the contractProcessing of personal data is possible if it is necessary to process the personal data of the parties of the contract an on the condition that it is directly related to the establishment or execution of a contract.To be obligatory for “Our Company” to fulfil its legal obligationOur Company, as the data officer, will be able to process the data which is necessary for the fulfilment of its legal obligation, even without the explicit consent of the Data Subject.The personal data owner has been publicised by himself/herselfPersonal data publicised by the data subject, in other words, disclosed to the public in any way, may be processed without explicit consent.Data processing is compulsory for the establishment, use or protection of a rightPersonal data may be processed without explicit consent if data processing is compulsory for the establishment, use or protection of a right.Data processing is compulsory for the legitimate interests of “Our Company”Without prejudice to the fundamental rights and freedoms of the Data Subject, personal data may be processed without the need for explicit consent in the event that it is compulsory to process data for the legitimate interests of “Our Company”. For example; the employer has a legitimate interest in controlling the employee's entry and exit times.There is no need to obtain the explicit consent of the Employee within this scope, on the condition that the practices performed by the employer are measured for these reasons. Exceptions to which sensitive personal data may be processed without the explicit consent of the Data Subject are set out in Article 6 of this Policy.
7. TRANSFER OF PERSONAL DATATransfer of personal data to the countryOur company acts in accordance with the decisions and regulations foreseen in GDPR and taken by the GDPR Board for the transfer of personal data. Without prejudice to the exceptional circumstances contained in the legislation, personal data and sensitive personal data are not transferred to other natural persons or legal persons without the explicit consent of the Data Subject. In exceptional cases foreseen by GDPR and other legislation, data may be transferred to the authorised administrative or judicial institution or organisation without the explicit consent of the Data Subject, depending on the boundaries and in the manner stipulated in the legislation.In addition, in exceptional cases stipulated by the legislation;In cases described in Article 6 of the Policy,In the cases mentioned in Article 6 regarding sensitive personal data,Personal data relating to the health and sexual life of the Data Subject with taking the measures stipulated by the Board of the GDPR and the relevant legislation could only be transferred without explicit consent to the persons under confidentiality obligation or authorised institutions and organisations on the purpose of the protection of public health, the execution of preventive medicine, medical diagnosis, treatment and care services, planning and managing of health services and financing.Transfer of personal data abroadAs a rule, personal data is not transferred abroad without the explicit consent of the Data Subject. However, in cases of where only one of the exceptional cases referred to in Articles 6 of this Policy exists, third parties may transfer abroad personal data without explicit consent:Where third parties are located in countries where there is adequate protection declared by the GDPR BoardIn case of to take place in countries there is inadequate protection, when data officers in Turkey and in the subjected foreign country undertake sufficient protection in writing and have GDPR Board permissionInstitutions and organisations where personal data are transferredPersonal data may be transferred to the below listed, without limitation according to the principles and rules described above.Our suppliers,Our business partners and business contacts,Legally authorised public institutions and organisations,Legally authorised private law persons. | |