Privacy · Cookie Notice 1.0
Cookie Notice
Necessary site operation and optional, consent-gated Google Analytics 4.
Effective 16 August 2026. Optional analytics is off unless you affirmatively accept it. Rejecting analytics does not limit access to the site, evaluation, checkout, delivery, or support.
1. Who controls the TPS site
Sistemas de Computación Accesibles del Noroeste, S.C. controls the first-party TPS website technologies described here. Dodo controls technologies on its separately hosted checkout under Dodo's own notice.
2. Necessary technologies
| Name/type | Purpose | Normal duration |
|---|---|---|
tps_cookie_preferences | Remembers whether analytics was accepted or rejected and the preference-version number. It is used only for this choice. | 180 days or until changed |
| Checkout session and anti-forgery values | Protect the checkout-review form and preserve the selected tier, locale, and security context. | Session or short inactivity period |
These technologies are not used for advertising or cross-site profiling.
3. Optional Google Analytics 4
After consent, the designated public marketing/informational pages may load Google's gtag.js and set first-party GA4 cookies. The configuration uses site measurement only: Google Signals, advertising personalization, remarketing, Ads linking, User-ID, user-provided data, and automatic enhanced measurement are disabled.
| Cookie | Purpose | Configured duration |
|---|---|---|
_ga | Stores a random/pseudonymous client identifier used to distinguish visits. | Up to 180 days from initial consent |
_ga_<measurement-id> | Maintains session/measurement state for the TPS GA4 data stream. | Up to 180 days from initial consent |
4. Data and events allowed
The site-controlled implementation may send a sanitized page path without query string or fragment, page title, referring domain, browser/device characteristics, approximate geographic area, and the events page_view, language_selected, evaluation_download_clicked, and checkout_review_started. The checkout-review event may include only the tier and page language. After consent, GA4 may also generate standard automatically collected events such as first_visit, session_start, and user_engagement. Automatic Enhanced Measurement is disabled.
Do not send names, email addresses, telephone numbers, order/payment IDs, license IDs, personalization names, TPS filenames, file contents, support text, or free-form values. Google states that GA4 does not log or store IP addresses, although the connection IP is processed to provide the service.
5. Pages excluded
Google Analytics must not load on TPS checkout-review, payment-return, order, account, license-management, download, delivery, or other pages that contain transaction identifiers or customer-specific information.
6. Your choice
You can accept, reject, or withdraw analytics at any time. Withdrawal stops future TPS analytics and removes accessible GA cookies. Browser controls can also delete cookies. The consent preference itself remains only to remember the choice.
7. Google information
Google's explanation of how it uses information from sites that use its services is available at Google's partner-sites information. SCA's broader handling is described in the Privacy Notice.
Cookie Notice 1.0 · Effective 16 August 2026