STRAVA and their privacy policy

STRAVA and their privacy policy STRAVA has today very clearly confirmed its privacy policy. Whilst I take a swipe at STRAVA from time-to-time, and whilst many of you bemoan STRAVA’s perceived lack of innovation for paying summit members, I hope we can all applaud STRAVA for their newly announced clarity on this issue. California law has made them clarify what they do with our data. But that’s a good thing and the out-take of the law looks good from an international perspective — it’s great that STRAVA is applying it worldwide. (It’s the California Consumer Privacy Act, 2018.) STRAVA Privacy Policy – Summary Collection and Sale of Data Do we sell your personal information? No Do we share or sell aggregate information? Yes Do we share your data with third party API partners? Yes, with your consent Do we use sensitive categories of data, like health information? Yes, with your consent Do we use your contact list if you allow us access? Yes Do we delete your data when you request account deletion? Yes Do we retain your data for as long as we need it unless you request deletion? Yes Privacy Tools and Controls Can you control who sees your activity and content? Yes Can you control who sees your location-based activity? Yes Are privacy controls set to “Everyone” by default? Yes — hmmm Can you download and delete your data? Yes Do all members worldwide have the same suite of tools and controls? Yes Tracking Do we track your device location to provide Strava to you? Yes Do we track your device location while you are not using the app? No Do we use cookies? Yes Do we track your browsing activities on other sites? No Do we listen to you using your device microphone? No Communication Do we give you advance notice when we make important changes to our Privacy Policy? Yes Do we send you marketing communications with opt out? Yes Do we send you push notifications with opt out? Yes Privacy Policy in full — at STRAVA.com ← Back to the Strava Hub