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Cookie Policy

This document provides information about cookies used on the Nasirus Publications website and explains our privacy practices.

What is a Cookie?

Cookies are small text files stored on a visitor's device (computer, tablet, smartphone). Cookies help remember preferences and user behavior during previous visits to the site.

Types of Cookies Used

Strictly Necessary Cookies: Required for site functionality. Account login, security and shopping cart operations fall into this category. Cannot be disabled.
Functional Cookies: Remember user preferences such as language selection and color theme. Can be disabled; however, some features may be limited.
Analytical Cookies: Site traffic and visitor behavior are tracked by tools such as Google Analytics. Non-personally identifying information is collected. Can be disabled.
Marketing Cookies: Information shared with advertising and social media platforms. Used to display relevant product advertisements. Requires customer consent.

Cookie Settings

You can manage cookies from your browser settings:

Google Chrome: Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies
Mozilla Firefox: Settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies
Microsoft Edge: Settings → Privacy, search and services → Manage Cookies
Apple Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Cookie Management

Consent and Cookie Warning Tool

When you first visit the site, a warning message about cookie use will be displayed. This notice gathers customer consent for all cookies except necessary ones. The warning contains links to the privacy policy and cookie policy.

Data Sharing

Analytical data is shared with Google Analytics; however, it does not contain personal identifying information (name, email, address, etc.). Marketing cookies may be shared with third-party advertising networks. Customer consent is obtained in advance for this purpose.

Deleting Cookies

You can delete cookies from browser settings or visit the site without cookies by using private tabs/windows (InPrivate, Incognito). However, site functionality may be limited without cookies.