What cookies are
They are small files a website saves on your device when you visit it. They can remember preferences, measure site usage or enable specific features.
This policy describes the use of cookies and similar technologies on bynorvexa.com. Our site uses Google Consent Mode v2 to respect your privacy preferences before enabling any optional categories.
They are small files a website saves on your device when you visit it. They can remember preferences, measure site usage or enable specific features.
When you enter the site for the first time, Bynorvexa loads Google Consent Mode v2 with ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization and analytics_storage set to denied. No analytics or advertising cookie is activated until you confirm your preferences in the banner. If you accept or manage categories, we update the consent through gtag('consent','update', ...) and store your choice in your browser for future visits.
The site includes the Google Ads tag (AW-18064110603). This tag respects your consent state: it only activates measurement and personalisation cookies when you grant explicit permission. Any GA4 integration follows the same rules.
Necessary (always active): keep the session and basic security features. Functionality: remember preferences such as language. Analytics: help understand usage in aggregate form. Advertising: enable Google Ads measurement and personalisation. Personalisation: adjust in-site content.
Cookies can be session-based (removed when the browser is closed) or persistent (kept until they expire or you delete them). We use Google LLC services for Consent Mode v2 and Google Ads, along with our own hosting providers.
You can open the preferences panel from the banner shown on your first visit or from the link available in the footer at any time. You can also delete cookies from your browser settings; in that case, the banner will appear again on your next visit.
For any query related to cookies or consent, write to privacidad@bynorvexa.com. We respond within the timeframes established by Argentine personal data protection regulations.