This policy is effective December 15, 2020. The previous Privacy Policy can be found here. Profile, activity and use information is collected about you when you choose to upload a picture, activity (including date, time and geo-location information as well as your speed and pace and perceived exertion) or post, join a challenge, add your equipment usage, view others’ activities, or otherwise use the Services.  The information stored in those files includes IP addresses, referring/exit pages,  We may collect information from you through third parties, such as when we collect your feedback through surveys. Record your activities and analyze your performance. For example, to compare your past efforts, analyze your training, and (with your consent) use your heart rate information to provide you with interesting and useful performance analysis.  Interact with other athletes.  Your precise location information, such as where you run or ride, may also be shared on Strava or to non-members, in accordance with your privacy controls. >We do not sell your personal information Strava may aggregate the information you and others make available in connection with the Services and post it publicly or share it with third parties We may share your information with third parties who provide services to Strava such as supporting, improving, promoting and securing the Services, processing payments, or fulfilling orders.  As a social network, we share your information with other Strava members and the public in accordance with your privacy controls. You can change the visibility of the activities you upload to Strava.   You should use caution when sharing information via third parties and you should carefully review the privacy practices of such third parties.  If Strava becomes involved in a business combination, securities offering, bankruptcy, reorganization, dissolution or other similar transaction, we may share or transfer your information in connection with such transaction. We may preserve and share your information with third parties, including law enforcement, public or governmental agencies, or private litigants, within or outside your country of residence, if we determine that such disclosure is allowed by the law or reasonably necessary to comply with the law, If Strava makes changes to this Privacy Policy, the updated Privacy Policy will be posted on the Services in a timely manner and, if we make material changes, we will provide a prominent notice If you object to any of the changes to this Privacy Policy, you should stop using the Services and delete your account. 

Summary:
There is a date of the last update of the agreements. This service receives your percise location through GPS coordinates. This service collects your IP address, which can be used to view your approximate location. This service tracks which web page referred you to it. The service may collect extra data about you through promotions. Your biometric data is collected. This service may collect, use, and share location data. This service does not sell your personal data. Your personal data is aggregated into statistics. Your personal data is given to third parties. You can choose with whom you share content. The service warns you of the potential consequences related to third-party access. The service can sell or otherwise transfer your personal data as part of a bankruptcy proceeding or other type of financial transaction.. This service can share your personal information to third parties . Users should revisit the terms periodically, although in case of material changes, the service will notify. You have the right to leave this service at any time.