Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

As Positrone Test Services Inc. (“Positrone“), we hold your personal data in high regard, processing it in strict accordance with the Law on the Protection of Personal Data No. 6698 (“Law”) and related legislation. We are committed to ensuring your information security and respecting your rights. As the Data Controller, we are here to inform you about the data we process within the framework of our privacy policy, which is in effect during your visit to our website, and to enlighten you about your rights in these matters.

1. Data We Collect From You and Our Reasons of Processing Your Data

During your visit to our website, we collect and process certain information for system administration, statistical and functional cookie applications, and transaction security. This includes data such as your internet provider, IP address, and the pages you visit. We do this to enhance your user experience, ensure information security, and for auditing and reporting activities. The data is stored and anonymized for statistical purposes.

If you choose to communicate with Positrone via email or our LinkedIn address, please note that we will collect and process your identity, contact details, and the information you share. This is done with your explicit consent and for the purpose of addressing your requests and complaints, as well as managing our customer relations. The processing is connected, limited, and measured and is only done with your consent. 

If you contact us via LinkedIn and other social media platforms, we inform you that your data will be processed by hosting these platforms whose servers are located abroad.

2. Method of Obtaining Your Personal Data and Legal Reasons 

Your personal data listed above is collected and processed by fully and partially automated means per our legitimate interest to ensure the website’s operation and clearly stipulated in the law. In addition, your data that you share with us by sending an e-mail or through our communication channels on LinkedIn and other social media platforms are processed with your explicit consent and for the purpose of carrying out communication processes on the grounds that it is mandatory for our legitimate interest.

3. To Whom and For What Purpose the Processed Personal Data Can Be Transferred

Your personal data collected; Ensuring the legal and commercial security of Positrone and persons who have a business relationship with Positrone; Carrying out the necessary work by our business units in order to benefit you from the products and services offered by Positrone; To our business partners, suppliers, shareholders, legally authorized public institutions and private persons for the purposes of customizing the products and services provided by Positrone according to your tastes, usage habits and needs, determining and implementing Positrone’s commercial and business strategies and ensuring the execution of human resources policies, within the framework of the personal data processing conditions and purposes specified in Articles 8 and 9 of the Law can be transferred.

4. Your Data Subject Rights Regarding the Processing of Your Personal Data

According to Article 11 of the Law, which regulates the rights of the person concerned;

  • To learn whether personal data is processed or not,
  • If personal data has been processed, requesting information about it,
  • To learn the purpose of processing personal data and whether they are used in accordance with their purpose,
  • To know the third parties to whom personal data is transferred in the country or abroad,
  • Requesting correction of personal data in case of incomplete or incorrect processing,
  • Requesting the deletion or destruction of personal data,
  • Requesting notification of the correction, deletion or destruction of personal data to third parties to whom personal data has been transferred,
  • Objecting to the occurrence of a result against the person himself by analyzing the processed data exclusively through automated systems,
  • In the event that personal data is damaged due to unlawful processing, you have the right to demand compensation for the damage.

In accordance with the Communiqué on the Procedures and Principles of Application to the Data Controller, you can submit your requests within the scope of Article 11 of the Law, which regulates the rights of the data subject, in writing to the address of Alikahya Fatih Mah. Sakıp Sabancı Bulvarı No: 71 İzmit, 41310 Kocaeli / Turkey or to the e-mail address info@positrone.com from your e-mail address registered in our system or to the positronetest@hs01.kep.tr You can send it to the address via KEP. Depending on the nature of your request, your applications will be concluded free of charge as soon as possible and within thirty days at the latest; however, if the transaction requires an additional cost, you may be charged a fee according to the tariff to be determined by the Personal Data Protection Board.

5. Deletion of Personal Data

When the periods required by law to be stored expire, judicial processes are completed or other requirements are removed, Positrone deletes, destroys or anonymizes the personal data automatically or at the request of the person concerned.

6. Changes to the Privacy Policy and General Clarification Text

Positrone may change this Privacy Policy and General Clarification Text at any time. These changes become effective immediately upon the posting of the amended new Privacy Policy and General Clarification Text at https://www.positrone.com. In case of changes in this Privacy Policy and General Clarification Text, information on the subject will be available on the website. The User(s) accept and declare that they have read the above Privacy Policy and General Clarification Text before entering the website, that they will comply with all the issues mentioned above, that if there is any dispute or dispute, claim or demand regarding the matters contained herein, Kocaeli Courts and Enforcement Offices will be authorized, and that the contents, electronic media, and computer records on the website will be considered as conclusive evidence per Article 193 of the Code of Civil Procedure.