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Effective Date: March 17, 2023Turkish | EnglishWho we areHello there and welcome to the Voxbone Turkey Privacy Notice! This Notice applies to Voxbone Telekomünikasyon ve İletişim Ticaret Limited Şirketi (“Voxbone Turkey”) part of Bandwidth group of companies, which provides electronic communications services in Turkey. We are a cloud-based communications provider for enterprises. Our global solutions include a broad range of software APIs for voice and text functionality, as well as our own IP voice network. A reference to “Voxbone,” is a reference to Voxbone Telekomünikasyon ve İletişim Ticaret Limited Şirketi (“Voxbone Turkey”). For online platforms, websites managed at group level as well as services you may purchase from our other group companies except for electronic communication services in Turkey, Bandwidth and any of its relevant affiliates may also be considered as a data controller. Please also refer to the global Bandwidth’s Privacy Notice HERE. As used in this Privacy Notice, “personal data” means any information that relates to, describes, or could be used to identify an individual, directly or indirectly. This does not include anonymous or de-identified data, which does not relate to an identified or identifiable natural person or cannot be linked to or identify an individual.This Privacy Notice applies to personal data collected by Voxbone Turkey through the bandwidth.com website, voxbone.com website and during establishment and performance of a subscription. This Privacy Notice does not cover handling of your personal data as an employee, intern, consultant, contractor or applicant of Voxbone Turkey and does not cover any information collected by third-party sites or content or applications that may link to or be accessible from or on our websites.Please read this Privacy Notice carefully to understand how we collect and process personal data.Personal data that we collectIdentifiers, your full name, address, email, company name, company website, telephone number, caller ID information, unique personal identifier, online identifier, Internet Protocol (“IP”) address, proof of address and ID of end users (where there is a regulatory requirement).Account Payment Information, your credit/debit card number, signature, bank wire transfer information.Commercial Information, records of products or services purchased, obtained, or considered, or other purchasing or consuming histories or tendencies.Internet or Similar Network Activity, your browsing and search history, information on your interaction with our websites and advertisements, information about the communications delivered via our platform.Metadata, information about the communications delivered via our platform such as source and destination information, IP address, completion status, time and duration of use.Geolocation Data, when you use our products or services, such as source and destination information about the communications delivered, via the Voxbone Turkey products or services.Cookies and Other Technologies, website cookies and similar technologies to distinguish you from other visitors and compile information about the usage of our

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Voxbone, the Communications as a Service (CaaS) solution that provides API access to telephony services globally, gets a makeover. The company's mission is to make things dead simple by untangling the obscure telecom processes. The Voxbone team adopted a quirky logo and the tagline "Strangely simple communications” reflecting the notion that complexity is the norm in communication and simplicity is strange as well as the team’s unique spirit. In conjunction, the company released the results of a recent survey, which analyzed the communication habits of employees in the workplace. The company has now powered conversations with more than 150 million unique callers this year and is averaging 30 million unique callers per month through its customers that include cloud communications and contact center providers, conferencing apps, scale-up tech companies, large enterprises and more. If you’ve dialed into a conference call, spoken with an international customer support team or received a text update from a leading on-demand car service, there’s a good chance you’ve unknowingly used Voxbone’s services. Although the company has been powering cloud communications providers, international carriers and enterprise contact centers since 2005, its new “strangely simple” strategy is aimed at making global communications even simpler. Voxbone is now bringing the level of ease, quality, and flat prices that communication providers enjoy today - to the enterprise cloud communication space, further growing its services thanks to developments like 2-way SMS, emergency calling in over 30 countries, and new features from Voxbone Labs like Speech Analytics and Viber Connect. “If you’re dealing with telecoms in multiple countries, whether as a cloud provider or multinational company, you know the truth, it’s a mess,” said Itay Rosenfeld, CEO at Voxbone. “The headaches consist of thick telecom contracts, multiple currencies, insane lead times, obscure invoices, lack of tools or APIs and country-specific regulation. We’re here to untangle this for you and give you instant access wherever your business needs to be.” To celebrate the rebrand, the team surveyed a sample of 300 U.S. based employees to highlight the current state of communications in today’s workplace, which revealed some interesting findings including: Connecting the World: Over 30 percent of U.S. based conference calls have international members 45 percent of workplace meetings are conducted via conference calls 90.45 percent of people are on at least one conference call each week More than 25 percent of employees have taken conference calls from the bathroom More than half of employees mute their conference calls and 44% have thought they were muted when they weren't More than 20 percent of conference calls last over 45 minutes More than a third of the respondents regularly connected to conference calls on the go via their mobile device 58 percent of people said they would not or would not be likely to do business with a company that doesn't provide a customer support phone number in their city For more information and to check out the new brand, please visit voxbone.com. ABOUT VOXBONE Voxbone makes it unbelievably simple to

RALEIGH, N.C. and LONDON, Nov. 2, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Bandwidth (NASDAQ: BAND), a leading enterprise cloud communications company, successfully completed the transaction to acquire Voxbone, an international enterprise cloud communications leader, for an enterprise value of €446 million EUR (approximately $519.4 million USD). The consideration to Voxbone shareholders consisted of cash in the amount of approximately €354.6 million EUR (approximately $413 million USD) with the remainder being paid in 663,394 shares of Bandwidth Class A common stock (approximately €91.3 million EUR or approximately $106.4 million USD).The deal was originally announced on October 12, 2020 and accelerates Bandwidth’s international strategy by several years, giving the company a footprint in 60+ countries, representing 93% of the world’s GDP. Voxbone will operate under the Bandwidth brand.“We are thrilled to welcome Voxbone who are officially joining us on our mission to develop and deliver the power to communicate, now around the globe,” said David Morken, Chief Executive Officer of Bandwidth. “We will harness a shared set of values and incredible chemistry between the teams to serve customers worldwide. Our customers are eager to benefit from our cloud communications platforms powered by a modern network, giving them the quality, control and scale they need to succeed.”Together this combination will provide global enterprises:A unified software platform and network for the rapid launch and hyper-scale of communications applications and experiences;Expanded SIP and E911 (emergency services) integrations for BYOC with Zoom Phone, Microsoft Teams, Genesys, and more;Software-enabled migrations for faster, easier deployments, and customized call routing control; andUCaaS