Section 01 — Effective date
This cookie notice took effect on 14 September 2026 and covers every cookie and browser storage key set by murevix.com from that date on.
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murevix.com runs paid campaigns through Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising, and may run them through Meta Ads. This page names every cookie and storage key that follows from that, and exactly where to change your mind about any of it.
This cookie notice took effect on 14 September 2026 and covers every cookie and browser storage key set by murevix.com from that date on.
Strictly necessary storage keeps the site working — it holds your consent choice and nothing else, and it runs whether or not you allow anything. Analytics storage, used only after you allow it, helps us see which pages get read. Advertising storage, also only after you allow it, carries the click identifiers described below so a paid campaign can be measured against the inquiries it produces.
This is the complete list. Nothing on this site sets a cookie that isn't in this table.
| Name | Set by | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| site_consent_v2 | Murevix, first-party | Stores your allow/decline choice for analytics and advertising storage | 12 months |
| chat_token | Murevix, first-party, localStorage | Keeps the support chat conversation attached to your browser so it can be reopened | Until you clear browser storage |
| _gcl_aw / gclid parameter | Google Ads | Attaches a Google Ads click to later activity on the site, once allowed | Up to 90 days |
| MUID / msclkid parameter | Microsoft Advertising | Attaches a Microsoft Advertising click to later activity on the site, once allowed | Up to 13 months |
| _fbp / fbclid parameter | Meta Ads | Attaches a Meta Ads click to later activity on the site, where a campaign is running, once allowed | Up to 90 days |
Google Ads sends traffic to this site and attaches gclid to the landing URL of a click. Microsoft Advertising attaches msclkid the same way. Meta Ads, where a campaign is active, attaches fbclid. Each identifier only gets written to storage once you allow it — before that, the parameter may pass through the URL but nothing on this site persists it.
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Consent mode governs four signals: ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization and analytics_storage. All four load denied by default, before you've made any choice. Clicking allow in the banner below sets all four to granted. Clicking decline, or changing your mind later, sets all four straight back to denied.
A banner offers Allow and Decline the first time you visit. Whichever you choose is written to site_consent_v2 and Consent Mode v2 is updated to match. To change your mind afterward, use the "Cookie settings" control in the footer of every page — it reopens the same choice and rewrites the same signals, whether that means granting storage you'd previously declined or withdrawing storage you'd previously allowed.
The site itself works exactly the same either way — every page renders, the inquiry form still posts to submit.php, and the support chat still connects. What stops is measurement: no analytics storage is written, and no gclid, msclkid or fbclid is retained, so a campaign that brought you here has no way to see that an inquiry followed. Declining costs you nothing on this site; it only limits what the ad platforms can see.
Each advertising platform publishes its own account of what it does with an identifier once it receives one. Google's practices are documented at policies.google.com. Microsoft Advertising's are documented at privacy.microsoft.com. Read either alongside this page if you want the platform's side of the exchange rather than ours.
If you want to ask about anything in the table above, or dispute what's stored under your visit, email office@murevix.com or call +1 (561) 555-9478. For the fuller picture of retention periods and legal bases, see the privacy policy.
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