This page explains which records the site keeps, and what Accept and Reject turn on.
1. What a cookie is
A cookie is a small record a site can leave in your browser. Here, the necessary records remember your language and your cookie choice. Visit measurement and the clinic map stay off until you accept.
2. Necessary records
bk_lang stores Turkish or English for one year, so the site opens in the same language next time.
bk_consent stores Accept or Reject for 180 days. Reject leaves measurement and the map off. Only these necessary records remain.
3. Visit measurement
Accept loads Google Analytics 4 through Google Tag Manager. That service may store cookies whose names start with _ga, so the clinic can see how the site is used.
Reject never loads the tag, and no measurement request is sent to Google.
4. Map and videos
The map under the address comes from Google Maps and does not load until you accept. The address itself stays a link. Following it opens Google Maps.
Videos that play on the page are hosted here. YouTube links open on YouTube. YouTube’s own cookies start only after you go there.
5. Changing your choice
The button below clears the saved choice and asks again. The choice belongs to this browser and is shared by the Turkish and English addresses of the site.
6. How long they last, and your browser
The language record lasts up to one year. The cookie choice lasts up to 180 days. When that time ends, or when the record is deleted, the question returns.
You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings. If you block them, the site may not remember your language.
7. Contact
Questions about this page can be sent to the clinic.
When a Google service is allowed to load, Google’s own privacy policy applies as well.
