Telecommunications
and Electronic
Communications

No. Supplying hardware or software and providing an electronic communications service are not the same activity. The review is based on the service offered, the network established or operated, the roles of the parties and the resources used. Exceptions for in-house networks also have their own conditions; the mere fact that a network is located within a building is not accepted as sufficient.

Not on its own. Operator authority, and the use of the property, routes, site access and related permits, are separate matters. The basis of the relationship with the owner or authorized person, the contract term, maintenance and energy conditions, and removal obligations must be reviewed separately.

No. Access and interconnection concern wholesale network, infrastructure or service relationships between operators. A subscription, on the other hand, concerns the provision of the service to the end user. Applicable BTK decisions, the obligations imposed on the relevant operator and the nature of the contract are assessed separately.

The outcome depends on the contract, the service level commitment, the cause and duration of the outage, the notification records and the legal basis of the claim. Service credit, price reduction, termination or compensation claims may not be subject to the same conditions. Technical records and written applications need to be reviewed together.

No. The subscriber’s status, the commitment document, any discounts or benefits provided, the reason for termination and the applicable rules are taken into account. Claims that the service was not provided as it should have been are assessed separately. No specific termination charge or outcome can be promised without seeing the contract and documents.

The purposes, scope and outcomes of these applications may differ. Whether the claim concerns regulatory oversight, refund of fees, compensation or annulment of an administrative act, together with the nature of the dispute and the subscriber’s consumer status, affects the route to follow. Each application has its own conditions and time limits, determined on the facts of the specific case.

A single general consent text does not make all processing activities lawful. The type of data, purpose, legal basis, persons with access, and storage and transfer conditions are assessed together. Confidentiality rules specific to electronic communications and personal data protection obligations are considered jointly; processing that requires a privacy notice and consent is separated out.

Legal services relate to contracts, legislation, liability and application processes. Site measurement, network performance review, engineering acceptance and penetration testing are separate fields of expertise. Where needed, the scope of technical expert work is determined separately and the findings are included in the legal assessment.

For transactions connected with Türkiye, the contract, authorization, liability, dispute resolution and data processes can be assessed. If foreign law or an application in another country is involved, support from a lawyer qualified in that country may be needed. Consultations can be conducted in Turkish, English, German and Russian.

We will respond to your request within 48 hours, and the need and a suitable consultation method are determined. The scope of the consultation and, where applicable, its fee are communicated before your appointment is confirmed. The first response does not mean that legal review has been completed, that free advice has been given or that the matter has been accepted. Shared information is handled in confidence for the purpose of legal assessment.