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Peloton's Privacy Policy governs how Peloton handles your personal data when you use its Services. Your profile is public by default, and certain information—like your name, username, and workout data—is always visible to others no matter what privacy settings you choose. Deleting any Peloton account removes every account tied to the same email address and all associated data, though Peloton may still retain some of your personal data even after a deletion request is fulfilled.
Peloton's Privacy Policy establishes the conditions under which Peloton collects, processes, stores, discloses, and otherwise uses personal data submitted through or generated by its Services. The policy sets out a default-public profile architecture in which certain data fields—including name, username, profile picture, location, tags, badges, and workout metrics—remain publicly visible regardless of a user's privacy settings, and retroactive public exposure of historical workout activity occurs upon any profile switch from Private to Public. Peloton shares personal information with credit reference agencies in connection with applications for qualifying products or services and links applicant data to associated financial individuals, with corresponding credit file footprints. Data deletion is not absolute: account deletion removes all accounts sharing the same email address and their associated data, yet Peloton retains some personal data post-deletion where permitted by law. Third-party AI Service Providers receive only deidentified data, which those providers may not use to train general AI models, and Peloton's advertising practices involve Google and Facebook using cookies and similar technologies to track user activity across platforms.
Using Peloton's Services means your profile starts as public and searchable by other members, and specific fields such as your name, username, profile picture, location, and workout metrics are always publicly visible regardless of any privacy settings you configure. If you switch your profile from Private to Public, all of your past workout streaming activity becomes visible retroactively—not just future activity. Deleting any one Peloton account tied to your email address will permanently delete every other Peloton account sharing that email, along with all workouts, achievements, and Club Peloton data, so you should confirm which accounts are linked before initiating a deletion. If you apply for a product such as Peloton Rental, Peloton shares your personal information with credit reference agencies, which places a search footprint on your credit file. Even after Peloton fulfills a deletion request, it may continue to hold some of your personal data where law permits.
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