Cookie Policy

This page provides detailed information about the cookies used on our website, their purposes, and how you can manage or delete them.
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Last updated: march 2025

1. Co Print Engineering INC.

2. What is a Cookie?

3. Which Types of Cookies Do We Use?

4.Cookie Using

5.  How Can You Manage or Delete Cookies?

6. Final Section - Cookie Policy Update Information

1. CO PRINT ENGINEERING MACHINERY SOFTWARE INDUSTRY AND TRADE INC.

This Cookie Policy has been created as part of our privacy, personal data protection, and processing policies to provide information about the use of cookies and the choices you can make regarding them.

Co Print Mühendislik Makina Yazılım San. ve Tic. A.Ş. (hereinafter referred to as the "Data Controller") may use cookies on the website https://coprint3d.com/tr-tr and other websites owned by the company (hereinafter referred to as the "Site"), including but not limited to these sites, in order to personalize advertisements, provide social media features, analyze traffic, and understand how you use our websites.

During your visit to the Site, cookies—also referred to as “cookies” and similar elements—may be placed in your browser. You may continue using the Site’s products without changing your cookie settings.

2. What is a Cookie?

Cookies are simple text files placed on your browser by the websites you visit. They do not contain any identity or other personal information. Although cookies do not store such personal data, they may anonymously save session information and similar data to recognize you upon your return and provide similar services.

 

Types of Cookies

Cookies by Duration:
If the cookie is deleted when the browser or device is closed, it is a session cookie. If it remains stored, it is a persistent cookie.

  • Session Cookies
  • Persistent Cookies

Cookies by Purpose of Use:
The most general classifications of cookies are listed below. A more detailed version along with their definitions is provided in the table below.

  • Essential Cookies
  • Functional Cookies
  • Performance & Analytics Cookies
  • Advertising/Marketing Cookies

Cookies by Party Access:
This classification is based on who can access the cookies. The first party refers to the site owner, while the third party refers to anyone accessing the cookies other than the site owner.

  • First-Party Cookies
  • Third-Party Cookies

3. Which Types of Cookies Do We Use?

The cookies listed below are processed on our website, along with details on their name, purpose of processing, access permissions, and storage duration.

For cookies with a specified storage duration:

  • If the information is provided by the user (e.g., submitting a form, clicking a button), the duration starts from the date of the action.
  • If the data is collected in real-time (e.g., remembering the timestamp of a paused video on YouTube), the duration starts from the user's last visit to the site.

4. Cookie Using
Cookie Name Purpose Cookie Type Storage Duration
User Input Cookies Cookies generated via a form filled by the user or a clicked button. First-Party, Third-Party -
Authentication Cookies Used for identity verification. May include username and password examples. First-Party, Third-Party -
User-Centered Security Cookies Used to enhance security for requested services. Example: Blocking repeated login attempts. First-Party, Third-Party -
Multimedia Player Session Cookies Enables the functionality of multimedia players (e.g., video, audio, animations). First-Party, Third-Party -
Load Balancing Session Cookies Eliminates issues caused by internet traffic overload. First-Party, Third-Party -
User Interface Customization Cookies Stores user preferences to improve the browsing experience. First-Party, Third-Party -
Social Plugin Content Sharing Cookies Enables the functionality of modules directing users to social networks. Example: Like & Share buttons under blog posts. First-Party, Third-Party -
Consent Management Platform Cookies Enables consent management for required approvals. Example: Cookie consent banners and pop-ups. First-Party, Third-Party -
First-Party Analytics Cookies Gathers statistical data about site traffic and visitors. First-Party, Third-Party -
Site Security Cookies Enhances website security. Example: Limits the number of devices logging into an account simultaneously. First-Party, Third-Party -
Social Plugin Tracking Cookies Involves sharing personal data with third parties. Data processing is possible with explicit user consent. First-Party, Third-Party -
Online Behavioral Advertising Cookies Used for financial record-keeping, ad partnerships, click fraud detection, research, market analysis, product development, debugging, and advertising purposes. First-Party, Third-Party -

5. How Can You Manage or Delete Cookies?

While the use of cookies enhances the functionality of the Website, you can choose to block their usage if you prefer. However, please note that disabling cookies may cause the website to function improperly, and you may not be able to access all its features.

To block the use of cookies, you need to adjust the settings of your internet browser. These settings vary depending on the device and browser you are using. Below, you will find information on how to disable cookies in different internet browsers.
Browser Steps to Manage Cookies
Microsoft Edge 1. Click the three-dot menu at the top right corner of your Microsoft Edge browser and go to Settings.
2. In the new window, select "Choose what to clear" under the "Clear browsing data" section.
3. Choose the sections you want to clear and begin the cleaning process.
Google Chrome 1. Open Chrome on your computer.
2. Click on "More Settings" in the top-right corner.
3. Scroll down and click on "Advanced."
4. Under "Privacy and Security," click on "Site Settings."
5. Click on "Cookies and site data."
6. Under "All cookies and site data," search for the website name.
7. Click the "Remove" icon next to the site.
Mozilla Firefox 1. Click the Firefox Menu button and select "Options."
2. Choose the "Privacy & Security" panel and go to the "History" section.
3. Set Firefox to use custom settings for history.
4. Click "Show Cookies..." to open the cookie window.
5. Search for the website you want to remove cookies from.
6. Select the cookies and click "Remove Selected."
7. Click "Close" and exit the preferences page.
Opera 1. Go to the "Preferences" section of your browser.
2. Select the "Advanced" section and navigate to the "Cookies" section to manage settings.
Internet Explorer 1. Open the desktop and click on the Internet Explorer icon in the taskbar.
2. Click on the "Tools" button and select "Internet Options."
3. Go to the "Privacy" tab and move the slider up to block all cookies.
Safari 1. Open "Safari Preferences."
2. Click on the "Privacy" tab.
3. Select "Manage Website Data."
4. Choose one or more websites and click "Remove" or "Remove All."

6. Final Section - Cookie Policy Update Information

You can visit the Privacy Notice on our website to obtain information regarding personal data other than cookies.

Our Cookie Policy was drafted and updated on January 30, 2025.