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Cookie Policy

What the site stores in your browser, which optional technologies may load, and how you can change your choices at any time.

Effective October 8, 2026 Version 2026.10 Reviewed October 8, 2026

Plain-English rule: essential site functionality stays on; optional analytics and advertising technologies stay off unless you allow them. Rejecting optional technologies does not block access to the website.

1. What we use

This Cookie Policy explains how EnnovaBuzz LLC uses cookies and related browser or campaign technologies on ennovabuzz.com and related EnnovaBuzz pages that link to this policy.

The website uses a first-party consent cookie to remember your privacy choices. When configured, optional analytics or advertising tools may load only after the relevant preference is granted. The theme currently supports Google Analytics 4, Meta Pixel, and LinkedIn Insight Tag; support in the code does not mean a service is active unless an identifier is configured.

The approved EnnovaBuzz webfonts are intended to be served locally from the theme and do not require Google Fonts merely to render typography when the local font set is installed.

2. Cookie and technology inventory

EnnovaBuzz consent preferenceEssential

eb_consent - first-party cookie used to remember whether analytics and advertising/marketing technologies are allowed. Typical duration: approximately 180 days. It is necessary to remember your privacy choice and is not used for advertising.

Google Analytics 4Analytics - optional

Loads only when GA4 is configured and analytics consent is granted. Google may set measurement cookies such as _ga or related identifiers. Names, functions, and lifetimes can change under Google’s own documentation and settings.

Meta PixelAdvertising - optional

Loads only when a Meta Pixel ID is configured and advertising/marketing consent is granted. Meta may use browser identifiers such as _fbp or _fbc where applicable.

LinkedIn Insight TagAdvertising - optional

Loads only when a LinkedIn partner ID is configured and advertising/marketing consent is granted. LinkedIn may set or read identifiers for measurement and campaign reporting under its own terms and settings.

Third-party providers can change cookie names, storage methods, and retention periods. Their current documentation and your browser’s storage inspector are the authoritative source for provider-controlled details.

Before a choice is made, the site defaults optional analytics and advertising consent to denied. Where Google measurement is configured, the consent layer uses Google Consent Mode v2 signals for analytics_storage, ad_storage, ad_user_data, and ad_personalization. The consent-state code itself does not require the Google Analytics network script to load.

Choosing Accept All enables permitted optional categories. Choosing Reject Optional keeps them disabled. Choosing Customize lets you decide separately for analytics and advertising/marketing.

4. Global Privacy Control

If your browser sends a supported Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal, the website treats it as an instruction to keep optional advertising/marketing tracking disabled while that signal remains enabled. The advertising preference is locked off in the preference panel for that browser session. Analytics remains a separate choice unless applicable law requires otherwise.

5. Changing or withdrawing consent

You can reopen Privacy Choices at any time. If you withdraw a category after an optional tag has already loaded, the site updates the consent state, removes first-party tracking cookies it can identify, and reloads the page to stop already-executed optional tags from continuing in that page session.

Some provider-controlled cookies or account-level preferences may need to be removed or changed through your browser or the provider’s own controls.

6. Campaign links, QR codes, and offline measurement

UTM parameters, campaign-specific URLs, QR codes, promo codes, dedicated phone numbers, or CRM updates can be used to understand campaign response. These methods are not all browser cookies. Some simply carry campaign information in a URL or connect an offline response to campaign reporting.

Direct-mail and offline attribution can be imperfect. EnnovaBuzz may distinguish directly attributable responses from assisted or influenced responses rather than presenting all campaign impact as exact one-to-one attribution.

7. Provider and browser controls

8. Updates to this policy

We may revise this Cookie Policy when our consent controls, technologies, vendors, or legal obligations materially change. The current policy version and effective date appear at the top of this page.

9. Contact

Questions about cookies or privacy choices can be sent to hello@ennovabuzz.com.

EnnovaBuzz LLC
#1028, 1078 Summit Ave
Jersey City, NJ 07307
United States