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"You will have the ability to opt-in or out of our collection of precise location information using the location and Bluetooth settings on your device, but this may affect your ability to use certain location dependent Services.Excerpt from Peloton's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “You will have the ability to opt-in or out of our collection of precise location information using the location and Bluetooth settings on your device, but this may affect your ability to use certain location dependent Services.”
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