Cookie Policy

A session cookie keeps you signed in. Your theme, language and cookie choice are stored in your browser. You cannot sign in without these records, so they cannot be turned off.

Google Analytics (through Google Tag Manager) measures which pages are viewed. Until you click "Accept" in the notice shown on your first visit, Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics and Google Ads tags are not loaded at all: no requests go to Google and no tracking parameters are added to links. If you click "Accept", these tags load and consent is reported as granted. If you choose "Essential only", they never load.

The Google AdSense script loads only if you click "Accept" in the notice and you are not on a plan, checkout or account page. If you choose "Essential only", AdSense does not load and no advertising cookies are set. The lifetime and behaviour of advertising cookies are governed by Google's policies.

The session cookie ends when you sign out. Language and theme preferences stay until you clear them in your browser. Your language choice (TR/EN) is kept for 1 year in the essential/functional artst_lang cookie and applies across all artststudio.com subdomains. Google sets the lifetime of advertising cookies.

Your choice is stored for 180 days in the artststudio_consent cookie and applies to artststudio.com, Vitrin, Tezgah and Ads. You can change it at any time in your account Settings or in your browser's cookie settings. Details about your personal data are in the Privacy Policy.

A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser. On your next visit the site reads it to remember, for example, your session or your language and theme choice. The browser's local storage can be used for the same purpose; the rules on this page apply to it too.

The Google services that load after you give consent (Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, Google Ads and Google AdSense) may set their own cookies. How those cookies are used is governed by Google's policies.

You can turn off personalised ads in Google Ads Settings (https://adssettings.google.com).

Every browser lets you see and delete stored cookies, usually under Settings > Privacy and security. When you delete them you are signed out and the cookie notice appears again on your next visit.